Skip Lake

Very relaxing and pleasant little game that expands nicely on those mirror sections you'd find in some games, without getting too tedious or convoluted. Some of the early levels are highly repetitive but after playing a bit more it starts to get more variety, and the game otherwise brings its new mechanics very smoothly and gently. It's an easy game but beating the levels still feels satisfying, especially when you play the entire sequence in your mind after laying out the board, launch the ball and get it right away (sometimes skipping 70% of the pillars). My favorite part is the sound design which is very calming and rubs my little neurons the right way with the melodic bouncing sounds and their rhythm. Lovely game! Edit: After I went for the hidden objects achievements, I discovered there's "lore" to this game and it makes the setting and vibes even cooler and more interesting. Really neat Edit 2: Negative accessibility point: the game has very low contrasts between different types of pillars and also between backgrounds and the hidden objects, so if you have sight issues be aware that you may not be able to fully enjoy this!

Mobile game ported to Steam, needs alt+f4 to be closed, if it's free, fine! If you're in doubt to pay money for this, don't. It's whatever.

Rotate the pillars (triangles) to guide the line to the pot (red dot) on the other side of the lake. It's like guiding the reflection path across different mirrors. There are 125 levels and each has its unique challenges but not too difficult to solve. The only problem I have is the "question mark" symbol is not obvious and it's in white colour which makes it difficult to know its existence. I wonder if the design is on purpose so that the player does not easily find hidden objects for certain levels. There were a few hidden achievements that can be unlocked by referring to the guides.

Skip Lake is a minimalistic puzzle game with the focus on a relaxed atmosphere. For me, the puzzles were not very challenging, but the overall experience was okay. PS: I like the idea / concept of the "skipping stones game!, but no comment on realism and physics. ;-P

It's simple. It's fun. It doesn't take much time. The ideal bit-size break.

This is a cute little puzzle game. The music and the atmosphere are very calm and cozy. The simple graphic style fits the game. The puzzles are just hard enough to stay engaging but, on average, you won't need very long for the levels. I liked this. I meant, I always moved forward and stayed engaged. Additionally, new puzzle mechanics are introduced regularly. There is also a little search for items in levels, if you like, and a few additional achievements. This game is short and compact. I really liked it.