

Wave Mechanics
Adam Tarnowski · 2015 · Strategy, Indie, Casual, Puzzle
PC
Positive83% · 36
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About Wave Mechanics
The goal of Wave Mechanics is to match the color of each element to the colors of corresponding parts of the frame. Each puzzle includes a set of active elements that can by used in order to change the colors of all elements within range in chosen direction, bear in mind however that the range of an active element decreases after each use.
Key Features:
- elegant design
- 49 procedurally generated puzzles each time you start a new game
Key Features:
- elegant design
- 49 procedurally generated puzzles each time you start a new game
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
only random levels, some guessing necessary, if the level can be solved at all. undo got patched in but it's still lazy and overpriced trash. was 2 bucks on release in 2015, went down to 1 in 2017, then up to 4 in 2021 and been 5 bucks since 2024. no updates, fixes, changes or anything, nor any announcements about pricing. scummy as ♥♥♥♥.5 found this helpful
Made it to the third puzzle before giving up.
Game is okay, kind of repetitive, more good than bad.
Yes.
One one hand, I feel like this game is excellent for those who like puzzles and head scratching. On the other hand, I found out I really don't like the previously mentioned type of things. Game is minimalist, with good sound and works as expected. The only downsides I see are that you might not even use all usable squares to get to a solution, and that procedural generated means you can't follow a guide to get to the result. Even though I don't like the type, it seems like a cheap, quality game for those who like the genre, and for that, I do recommend. You'll see quickly if it's for you or not well before the 2 hours deadline for refunding, so try it out.
Great game, and I enjoy that the puzzles are generated on the fly so you can't just go youtube all of the answers. Get's pretty hard to manage near the end without a lot of trial and error but who wants a super easy puzzle game, right?
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