the Sequence [2]

In an attempt to make a wordless UI, the dev resorted to starting the game out with tutorial levels that are so hard-railroaded that you can't even interact with stuff that isn't the One Way Forward, even to the extent of forcing you to make mistakes even if you've already noticed the board is assembled wrong. In addition, these railroaded levels are paired up with an IDENTICAL level following them, just without the restrictions - just repeat what you've just done like a monkey. Genuinely disgusting.

I expected a puzzle game, but after 20 minutes. It is a memorization game where level 1 is a tutorial that tells you to click this button, and move this thing over there. Level 2 is the exact same as level 1, but without the tutorial. Level 3 is a new tutorial, and level 4 is the same level but without the tutorial. This is the game up to at least level 20. You have to press the buttons in the order the games tells you. You have no other choices. There is no option to skip the tutorial, and no hints about how long you have to keep following directions before they let you play the game. It's not a puzzle game. It is a memory game. And for the random levels that you are allowed to think, you are lost because they don't let you think for the first 8 levels or so, and then BAM! now it's time to finally play the game.... Except the next level is a new tutorial. I've looked everywhere for an option to turn off the tutorial. That's all this game seems to need to be a puzzle game, but for now it is just a memory game. If you have played puzzle games before, you will be frustrated with this game.

still fun, although the tutorial at the start have a little annoying

The tutorial is so tedious that I gave up. It makes you do the same thing over and over even when it's simple to understand the first time, and the regular controls don't even work. Just let ME play already, I see what to do.

If Opus Magnum is chemistry, then this game is Sudoku. There's usually only one solution and there's no open-ended programming or optimization (at least as far as I've gotten), but the puzzles are tricky and watching solutions run is satisfying. Overall, it's a great little puzzle game!

Minimalist puzzle game that gets harder the deeper you go. You basically make sequences of little engines to move things around. You might be tearing your hair out at the end. If you like games like Baba is You then give it a shot.