Twickles

A short and relatively easy puzzle game. Nice if you need to stretch your brain for a few hours

This game was surprisingly interesting. At first glance, the mechanics it presents seem inconsistent with each other, especially those related to gravity, on which the entire gameplay is based. One might say the game was forged from a lack of a clear idea of what it wanted to be. And yet, the puzzles and logic challenges it offers are surprisingly engaging. I would rate them as moderately difficult. I only had to look at a guide for one level. Its main challenge lies in completing tasks with the smallest number of moves. The game itself tries to lead you toward a suboptimal path, one that you can see immediately. Perhaps that is where the game attempts to be surprising, by encouraging you to find a new path through the manipulation of elements, one that turns out to be more unexpected than the obvious route the game tries to push you into from the start. As for drawbacks, some levels and elements were difficult to distinguish from one another when playing in dark mode.

Nice idea but it's too boring 🥱

Others have described this as minimalistic puzzle game - good description. A ball is directed from point A to point B by turning either the entire puzzle or just a square. Various levels contain portals, blocks, and fans - both helping and hindering the movement. The final goal is to achieve perfection for each puzzle, by minimizing the number of puzzle turns. I do wish they would tell you the number of moves for a perfect game and an undo would be nice. The only bug I noticed is the block physics was sometimes not consistent.

Easy to understand, got multiples language, innovative game you have to think for, isn't that why you are here?

This puzzle game involves moving a board or panel to move a ball to the goal. The goal is to complete the game in as few moves as possible. It's so fun that you'll forget to eat.