Redeliver

Very short little game. 6 levels, then a "find the hidden object" 6 levels with a new twist, then another "find" 6 levels with a new twist and another find. Then it's done. But then you unlock the extra puzzles. Music is chill, game is easy, worth getting during sale or in a bundle for less. Can be completed in under half an hour, or 1 hour if you also do the extra puzzles and achievements.

Nice easy going game to finish in 30 minutes. Art is cute and the story is nice. I'm just wondering why rRd received a letter in 2019 for a 2023 birthday.

Nice little puzzle game, don't forget to do the extras if you like those puzzles ^^

[code]Game bought in a bundle or at 75%+ discount, or received at a public giveaway[/code] [b]Obviously a work of love, but unfortunately so far the job failed. I wish it the best in the future, though :).[/b] [b]Redeliver[/b] is a simple, cute and calming puzzle game through the 1st and 2nd (out of 3) part of the game. Just an hour long, with no reply value (unless you've missed some achievements) at $1 it still could be recommended, if it carried like this through all 3 parts. Unfortunately, it doesn't, and very shortly becomes a real pain to play. The problem is, that the unplaced tiles begin to flicker rapidly, being just a headache to look at. I hardly was able to force myself to finish the game because of this and I believe, that the game should carry a serious epilepsy warning, because most likely it would be dangerous for at least some of folks suffering from it. it's even more annoying, because the flickeriing of tiles does not really add anything to the game, as they are revealed immediately after moving a cursor over them. It has been redone and if the dev decides to give it a third try, it may finally come out well, especially if a few QoL changes are also made (at …

It is a bit short for a 1$ game, apart from that it is an ok puzzle game. Not much i can say that isn't already in the trailer. You complete square jigsaws and uncover tiny bits of lore as the character goes down the sidewalk.

Short puzzle that knows what it wants to give. The game is split into two halves. First you must recreate an image by arranging tiles in the appropriate spots. Because there aren't many pieces, the whole procedure is simple because a correct tile will lock into place. A puzzle always shows paths, trees and other small details. When you complete a specific amount of puzzles, they all merge to form one large image. This is the second half, in which you must search the image for a rose. This is even easier than first part because the rose can be spotted right away. This loop of reconstructing an image and finding a rose repeats three times. While the difficulty goes up with each loop, this only increases the amount of tiles and adds almost no new mechanic. The second loop adds more tiles that can't be used anywhere else, and the third loop adds tiles that only display images when you hover your mouse over them. The game can be finished in around half an hour. However, this unlocks the extra game where you reconstruct various images.