Soda Star

If you've been playing video games for any length of time you've seen this type of game before -- set the levers to make the sodas (or luggage, airplanes, etc.) travel on the conveyor belt to their correct location as designated by color. No Steamworks features, it's a quick and sloppy port over from iOS, there's even a iOS Gamecenter button still present. Hell, there's not even any way to exit the game if you're playing in full screen, you need to ALT+F4 it. Only four bucks though, and there appears to be about 100 levels of increasing difficulty, so it's hardly the worst deal in the world. 5/10

BEST GAME IN THE WORLD!!!

Soda Star, developed and published by Tiny Utopia, is a brisk, reflex-driven puzzle game that wraps classic color-sorting logic inside a lively factory-management theme. At a glance, its premise is easy to grasp: streams of brightly colored soda bottles roll along conveyor belts, and it’s your job to route each one into the correct crate using switches and junctions before the system spirals into chaos. What elevates this straightforward idea is the game’s relentless pacing and its focus on real-time decision-making, turning what could have been a calm logic exercise into a tense test of concentration, timing, and multitasking. Each level drops the player into a self-contained bottling plant layout where bottles spawn continuously and accelerate as the stage progresses. The player’s primary interaction is toggling conveyor switches at precisely the right moments, often while tracking multiple bottle colors simultaneously. Early stages are intentionally forgiving, allowing players to internalize the relationship between color, path, and destination. As the game advances, however, the factory layouts become increasingly intricate, introducing overlapping routes, multiple switches th…

Best 10 minutes of my life.

cute little puzzle game, i wan't sure how long I would play this game, but it looked itnteresting. I thought when I watched the videos that the game might be too easy, how wrong i was. I could play it fine and got through the first couple of levels with no problem. Things quickly ramped up by the time I was a level 5, I was doing everything I could to finish the levels the first time. After a few tries, I was able to get a hang of pattern, and I finished level 6. Still working on finishing, but I'm having a good time trying.

Having some time to kill, I wanted a casual puzzler with some interesting mechinics, and I liked the art of this game. It starts rather simple, but by the time I got to level 4 I have having a hard time even finishing the levels! And there are 10 stages to complete, so there is still quite a bit of game left. I'm really happy so far, keeps me coming back.