The Wormaid

[b]The Wormaid[/b] is a challenging puzzle game where you're an endlessly stretching worm. Fill all squares of each room to continue progressing. There's a lighthearted text-based story that progresses every couple of rooms. You can play The Wormaid on most Windows machines, even low end ones, because the developer programs in a lower-level language than most indie developers do. Here's my first 16 minutes of gameplay to give you an overview without spoiling the later puzzles: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3063379373 Thank you to the developer for providing me with a review copy of the game.

A relaxing and enjoyable, albeit short game. Largely simple puzzles that arent frustrating, but not a complete cakewalk either, interspersed with dialogue that has a great flow and a good dry humour to it. Definitely recommended to pick up as entertainment for a semi-long train ride or something of the sort.

excellent array of puzzles, i enjoyed them very much and wished there were more of them. the story was okay until the dev dipped a Bible reference in with all the Greek mythos, i was kind of immersed until that one instance of tone breakdown, had to walk away for a bit because i was so annoyed. tentative recommendation from me here because the graphics and the music and the puzzles are great, but if you're not absolutely sold from the screenshots alone then wait for a sale before you play it. i paid full price and don't feel cheated but YMMV.

Fun and challenging puzzle game with beautiful graphics and music, witty dialogue, and a thought-provoking story.

Charming and relaxing puzzle game. The harp soundtrack creates a strikingly beautiful and haunting ambiance. Set in a unique fantasy world, the artwork is simple and tasteful. The characters were all unique and endearing with witty dialogue. Some of the puzzles can be challenging, especially when you enter new areas, but all can be solved after a few tries.

Good game. Relaxing puzzles that connected me to my subconscious problem solving. Especially delightful in the harder rooms where the solution is not obvious to your rational self but you somehow "feel" the solution.