Slidezzle

Huge props to the creators the puzzles are so well-designed

I haven’t played much yet, but the game is simple, fun, and surprisingly relaxing. It strikes a perfect balance between challenge and chill, really enjoying it so far

🔹 EXPECTATIONS: a sliding puzzle game with progressive mechanics. 🔹 REALITY: 72 levels of the same type of sliding puzzle. 🔶 Slidezzle is a very straight forward game: what it offers at the beginning, is what you'll find at the end. It consists on 72 levels of the same type of puzzle, that is slide shapes into their designated area, with a slight increase in difficulty and takes 2-3h to complete. 🔸 There is no gameplay progression or variety, so don't expect new mechanics that change the way the levels are solved or challenge your thinking. I don't say it as a negative but as informative; in the end people still solve sudokus, do crosswords or play chess with the same rules. 🔸 The difficulty is easy at the start and medium by the end, with a couple of spikes that stopped me for a bit. Unfortunately there is no 'undo' button, so if you make a regrettable move, you'll have to restart from scratch. 🔸 My other big negative is the repetitive (and way too echo-y) sound effects. You'll be moving the shapes constantly, and every single time there is a 'ding', like a chime, that quickly becomes very annoying, so I ended up deactivating them. 🔸 With beautiful minimal art, Slidezz…