The Entity Code

I had a good time with this game It's a simple game but it manages to give some good challenges without being impossible to solve 5 moves max, the rules are well introduced and the difficulty is raised gradually It's nice to see the game tried to add some story. Even if I find it a bit clichee and not very good it added some context and it was way better than nothing. The other thing that was very welcome is the bit of time the Dev took to add some polish, coffee, particules and music to the game. It is to me what differentiate an unfinished project to a real product, and I really liked it. Would recommend

It costs less than 4 bucks but still not worth it. I liked the idea, but I wish there were more puzzles to do before moving on to the next concept. You get, what, 3 or 4 for each concept? And, well I got stuck after the 4th achievement and there's no guide anywhere to help me progress so I guess I'm too dumb to finish. Not how I like to feel when playing puzzle games. Get it on steep discount if you really must, but there are much better puzzle games out there.

Fun little matching puzzle game. It was short but enjoyable, ended up paying 80 cents for it during the last Winter Sale and it took me about 90 minutes to complete it. Besides the earlier puzzles most need to be solved within only 5 moves. The difficulty curve is nice and it slowly adds different elements to the puzzles throughout the game. The final puzzle was several back-to-back within a time limit and normally I don't like timed puzzles but the timer was fair and it felt satisfying to beat. It had a very minor story/plot and while it wasn't necessary it was still a nice touch. Overall I do recommend it but with a play time of roughly 2 hours you may want to wait for a sale. (Although full price is still cheap).

A relatively short puzzle game which requires the player to transform a set of nine tiles on a board to mimic the target board in no more than five clicks, with each click on a tile turning adjacent tiles into the same shape as the one being clicked on. Later levels introduce three functional tiles which make tiles adjacent to them swap places, prevent them from being turned a different shape, or recall their shape before the last performed click. The fourth function introduced is not a tile; rather it is a register for storing the shape of the tile clicked on last which can then be used to replace any one tile on the board by clicking the right mouse button. There is no "undo" button, but, with only five clicks to work with, resetting is fast enough. The game takes around two hours to complete.