SCUOS

[i]SCUOS[/i] is a little puzzle game about replicating a bi-color grid pattern that is randomly generated with each new level. The trick is that the given pattern is most often rotated by 90° or 180°, therefore it’s not always trivial to reproduce it to the new grid, even if the grid size is rather small (there are three difficulty types to choose from: 4x4, 5x5 and 6x6). The levels flow one after another in an endless-mode style, with each successfully completed level adding a few seconds to the time left until the game ends. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1699760705 [i]SCUOS[/i] maintains an overall alert pace due to the short time it takes to complete each level and the pleasant electronic soundtrack certainly helps keeping up with it. The achievements are designed so that they can be easily obtained, requiring you to complete 50 levels on each difficulty (the values can be gathered over multiple playthroughs) and that takes roughly 30 min in total. I was a bit reluctant before buying [i]SCUOS[/i], because I don’t do well with relative maps; however, after a few levels, I found it really easy to adapt my mind, even to those upside down patterns. The ga…

Scuos is a jolly puzzle game for around half an hour of achievement collection, or however much time you enjoy it in endless mode. You have to replicate a random 4x4, 5x5 or 6x6 grid that's been rotated. For a dollar minus whatever discount you can get, there's some very dandy electronic music and overall decent production values. It's merely updating the online leaderboard (to submit your score) that can take a few tries if you had quit from a successful round rather than running out of time.

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