Smoke Break!

[h1] A bit of a letdown to be honest. You can hide in front of enemies, shhhh you've seen nothing. You can skip on some parts just push your way through and game is complete. You can walk through fences, foes can't so it's easy to trick them. Not bad idea but execution is another thing. Just skip it. [/h1]

This was a hilarious, 30-minute-or-less, adorably animated puzzle game that was SUPER charming and felt really well put together! 10/10, would 100% again! I'd personally love to play more!

A cute and fun game where you are a little smoke critter chasing a burnt pie. I would love for it to be a paid game with longer gameplay. The mechanics are simple and easy to grasp. Gameplay is satisfying.

Pretty decent short game and has some potential for a future sequel game maybe. Can be unpolished at times, but for a free game it's still pretty good.

Played this game on my smoke break.

'Smoke Break!' is a lighthearted 3D stealth puzzle game where you play as Applewood, a living puff of smoke. It features a short but fun story, an original soundtrack, a save feature, and lovely art. Completing the game took me roughly 20 minutes, and it is designed without Steam achievements, keeping the focus entirely on the experience. As a free title, the game offers a single ending and includes a convenient save feature. The simplicity of the gameplay makes it accessible to players of all skill levels, with a straightforward objective: helping Applewood reach the burnt pie. Considering all these aspects, I would rate the difficulty a 2 out of 10. 'Smoke Break!' has a very creative concept and a charming presentation. Playing as Applewood, a living puff of smoke searching for a burnt pie gives the game a fun personality that stands out from other stealth puzzle games. The factory setting is colorful and filled with small details that make exploration enjoyable. The gameplay focuses on sneaking through areas, avoiding bakers, and interacting with the environment to cause small acts of sabotage. The smoke collection mechanic adds some strategy since moving too quickly causes Appl…