The Puzzle Maker: Cebba’s Odyssey

Great puzzle game that needs more attention from players

This game is what I've always wanted from indie games - wonderful and a well executed idea. The puzzles are smart, the UX is fantastic (really, everything works and behaves just how I want it to) and in general it's an amazingly polished experience. There is just enough "lore" to keep me hooked but the developer knows what the game strengths are and doesn't try to input epic story of huge heroes or anything like that. Just a chill, polished and smart indie game. Highly recommended.

Got a tip from friends to try this hiddden gem, and cant stop playing since. Dificulty is just to make you feel like a genious, but not getting stuck for to long. Keeps you hooked by frequently adding new mechanics, though simple enough to not overhelm you. Add a nice little story on top and you get a satisfiing, fun to play puzzle game. Definetly would recomend

Super creative puzzle game!

I’ve been slowly whittling away at this game for a while and it’s so much fun. I’m not done with it yet but I heartily recommend it. It’s got that perfect level of puzzle game challenge where it tutorializes very well before setting you loose to figure out the tougher puzzles. The visuals are lovely too!

A collection of very well thought out puzzles that builds on itself and its systems to great effect. Coupled with the titular puzzle maker so you can mess about with the systems yourself. Held back a bit by some technical issues but otherwise a great puzzle game. The game is presented as a series of grid based “single turn puzzles” where you need to use your available unit’s actions to wipe out every enemy on screen. Every unit has one unique action or reaction tied to them that you must use to put yourself in the ideal position. There are 5 worlds with 40 puzzles in each for 200 total puzzles. Each world introduces new tools to play with and gradually integrates them with the tools from the previous worlds. After the first world you also unlock access to the puzzle editor and every world (excluding the last) unlocks its components for use there once you’ve proven you are familiar enough with them. Any puzzles you make can be published for other users to play although at time of writing they're aren't that many to pick from (either down to the game's obscurity or technical issues I will mention later) so do keep that in mind if user created content is your main draw. Hints in th…