Quadrata

90 levels in the game, every time a new mechanic gets introduced the difficulty gets lowered to get player used to the new mechanics, but eventually mechanics get mixed up and difficulty goes back up again. Overall, not too easy and not too hard for an average logic puzzle enjoyer who doesn't have supercomputer for a brain. For me, it was challenging enough to be fun, but not hard enough to get super frustrated over it, so I'd recommend it.

While the base game is good, the level editor dlc is non-functional and incomplete. The level editor does not allow you to save the new level you just created or upload or share levels. That makes the level editor unusable and pointless. I have never seen any level editor that hasn't included these options. The level editor should be removed from steam as is providing a way for this developer to steal money from steam customers. Don't buy the level editor, you have been warned. If the level editor is completed with the minimum functionality required to make it usable, then I will change this review to positive. I really like the base game, such a pity about the level editor. Edit 07/05/2026 - The usless piece of excrement editor is now included with the base game. It's laughable that you can't save or export a game created in the Editor.

Qadrata is a cute little puzzle game that feels surprisingly fresh. It keeps things simple, but in a way that works really well, with clean design and puzzles that are easy to understand but still satisfying to solve. There’s a nice sense of calm to it, and it doesn’t try to overwhelm you with too much complexity. Instead, it focuses on small, clever ideas that make each level feel like a fun little break across its 90 levels in total.

80 short but fun puzzles to solve.

[h1] Quadrata — A Great Brain Workout [/h1] A simple but very engaging puzzle game that really makes you think. [b]Gameplay[/b] The game offers around 90 levels, all varied enough to stay interesting without becoming frustrating. The difficulty is well-balanced: challenging, but never overwhelming. Helpful features like: * retrying levels * undoing moves make the experience smooth and accessible. [b]Length & Replayability[/b] A full playthrough takes about 2 hours. I actually completed the game twice — achievements were added after my first run. On my second playthrough, I got 100% completion in another ~2 hours, and the achievements are very easy to obtain. [b]Final Thoughts[/b] Quadrata is a great choice if you want: * a quick mental challenge * something to play in short sessions * a relaxing but stimulating puzzle experience It works perfectly as a “between games” title — for example, while waiting for a match in an online game. [b]Overall[/b] A small but very enjoyable puzzle game that I can easily recommend to anyone looking to train their brain without stress.

Very well designed.