

Simply Puzzles: Junctions
Simply Puzzles · 2020 · Solitaire, Casual, Tutorial, Strategy, 2D
PC
Positive96% · 25
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About Simply Puzzles: Junctions
Simply Puzzles: Junctions is a different type of logic puzzle, a cross between Minesweeper and Nonograms. Connect the right number of lines to the junctions, without making any closed boxes. Easy to learn, hard to master, with no guessing required.
Another simple, clean game from Simply Puzzles.
- 100 puzzles, created and tested by hand
- The same relaxing, meditative presentation as Simply Puzzles: Codewords
- Steam achievements
- Cloud saves
Another simple, clean game from Simply Puzzles.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The puzzle mechanics are really good, but the game built around them would be much improved with some additional/more complicated features. Other than the error check, these puzzles could be printed out and done on paper (with pencil/rubber) without loosing anything, and I think that shows some wasted potential. Toolbox - I think the game should give a few pointers showing some of the rules that need to be learned to even attempt the harder puzzles. Such as: two 1's cannot connect diagonally unless one is at the edge. Coloured lines - I really struggle to see if I'm about to close a large loop on the bigger puzzles. I'd like there to be an option of colouring lines so that all connected lines became a single colour. I think any line more than 10 links long should become a distinct colour (or that this should be an option to enable). Show Mistake - this is actually too powerful. I think it would be much better if it showed all broken rules (nodes with incorrect numbers of connections and closed loops), and not just the first incorrect line.1 found this helpful
Excellent little puzzle game! Well worth the $2! I'd LOVE if there were user-made puzzles so I could keep playing, but that is a considerable amount of work on the back end that I don't expect at this price point.
Fun little logic puzzle game, great to play while listening to an audiobook or watching some videos.
a simple to learn but hard to master puzzle game. Nothing more, nothing less. They are not kidding with the title, the game is REALLY simple to learn. Simpler than say sudoku, even simpler than minesweeper, but with similar levels of complexity when you get really into it. The game has 100 levels for you that start of pretty small that you can do in about 5 minutes, to eventually ballooning to puzzles that take 30 minutes or longer. As far as I could tell you really did not need to ever guess, but there were definitely some puzzles where it felt like you had to guess. I would rate the medium levels very highly, being enjoyable to figure out but not too easy, but the higher levels tended to drag. Maybe you can figure out a better way, but I found myself needing to try a long branch of possibilities just to eliminate a single move that really ground the game to a halt. The game is also very bare bones, with simple looks and sounds, but the game is cheap. So not really a complaint but don't expect to be wowed by that. Overall I can recommend this game if you are a fan of games like sudoku or picross, but while it is fun for a while it does seem more limited.
A very satisfying game I can play without having to worry about try-hard difficulty settings or timers. Yes please!
Chill puzzle game. Kept learning new ways to prove the puzzle as they ramped up in difficulty. Runs great on Linux.
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