UniOne

UniOne is a great puzzles game and it screws with your mind. In UniOne the goal is to get every tile in the same colour. Sometimes it has a fixed end colour or it is for you to figure out which 1 should be the end colour. All this has to be done within a certain amount of steps to finish it. Going over max wont tagged it as done, No Cheating! I have been stuck multiple times continued with others and then somehow solved those i couldn't before. So if you do get stuck take a step back do something else or play a different puzzle before trying again. After playing it for 6,3hours with toilet break in between the price if great. Normally this looks like an achievement hunter especially looking at the video/screenshots but i can definitely say it is not and glad i got it! Pros - Great but small puzzles - Very good price - Sound is fine while playing it for a long time Cons - You can become stuck and hate the game... Remember breath! - Looks like an achievement hunter game... it deserves more. I can definitely recommend this game for its current price. If you like to break you brain once in awhile this will do it. I got stuck a few times ready to surrender and then suddenly solving …

[u]In short[/u]: The main mechanic is fun and this is close to a recommendation, but ultimately falls short because of how poorly thought-out the user interaction is and because of how little content there is. The concept is great, the execution is lacking. [u]In long[/u]: Watch the store video, it is an accurate portrayal of the [u][b]main mechanic[/b][/u]. You are presented with a grid of linked hexagons in up to 4 different colours. Within a limited number of moves you are to paint them all in a single colour. Select a colour and click a tile to recolour all contiguous tiles of the same colour. The levels are cleverly laid-out, requiring you to carefully plan your steps so you don't exceed the move limit. Later-on new mechanics are introduced allowing you to swap two tiles or forcing you to deal with locked and locking tiles. For how simple and bare-bones this is, I found it to be surprisingly fun and interesting. It's not overly demanding, but avoiding brute force trial-and-error requires a bit of thinking ahead, which I quite enjoyed. There are 75 levels across 6 categories, roughly in order of difficulty. You unlock the categories one at a time. After beating the last level,…

Puzzles revolve around trying to fill all the nodes to be the same color within the given number of moves, and the game introduces a few other mechanics to make the puzzles interesting. The puzzles weren't too terribly hard once I got into the right mentality for the puzzles, but there were interesting. There are 75 total levels, and it took me around 75 minutes to complete them all. While playing, I encountered an issue where the game sounds became static-y, but it only happened on one occasion, and it may have been just me (though I don't think so). A good puzzle game, and certainly worth the price. [quote]For more puzzle game and platformer recommendations, check out [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/29932239/]my Curator page[/url][/quote]

Great minimalist puzzle.

6/10