Wriggle apple

0.1/10 its Discount Snakebird some if not all of the puzzles are stolen right out of it - ai shart - NO undo only level reset - fake positive steam reviews on this game, two of them are the exact same. into the hidden game abyss with you

Wriggle Apple is one of those games that looks simple at first, and then quietly starts testing your patience and precision. The whole point is clean movement and good timing — and when you mess up, you know it’s your fault. Controls are responsive, which makes every small success feel earned. Some levels took me way longer than I expected, but that “just one more try” feeling is real. It’s not complicated, it’s not overloaded with mechanics — it just does its idea well. Perfect for short sessions when you want something light but still challenging.

Whether you own a game or not, you have the right to report games you suspect have fraudulent reviews to steam as well as your local legal entities who are concerned with such fraud. Don't take my opinion as fact. Check for yourself, make your own judgement, and react as you see fit. I suspect many of the positive reviews are the result of being targeted for love bombing from by bot review network. Small, paid game? It is my opinion that many reviews are fraudulent. poorly ordered logic puzzles with solutions varying from 'press a to win the game' to 'think sixteen moves ahead,' many of the latter showing up surprisingly early in the collection of 30 levels. between the ordering and the soulless design, I wouldn't be surprised if this game gets accused of being entirely AI (and not just the properly reported visuals); the problem most people have in answering the accusation of AI use is that they don't understand the second half of the accusation: "I think this was made by AI [b][i]because[/i][/b] this looks like nothing here is sincere". Whatever it is in reality, it's better, I think, to call it "slop". And that, at the end of the day, is what really matters.

Wriggle apple is a charming indie puzzle-platformer that takes a familiar concept and turns it into an engaging challenge built around growth, movement, and careful planning. Developed by WormWorld Studios and Sharkgame, and published by WormWorld Studios, the game places players in control of a hungry worm whose simple goal is to collect apples scattered throughout a series of increasingly complex stages. While the premise sounds straightforward, the developers use this concept as the foundation for a surprisingly clever puzzle experience that continuously introduces new obstacles and situations to keep players thinking. The defining mechanic of the game is the worm’s ability to grow longer after consuming apples. Unlike many platformers where collecting items simply increases a score, every apple in Wriggle apple directly changes how the character interacts with the environment. A longer body can help the worm reach distant platforms, cross dangerous gaps, and solve environmental puzzles. At the same time, increased length can become a liability, making tight spaces harder to navigate and requiring players to think carefully about positioning. This dual-purpose mechanic creates …

Lol, I once came across videos of this game on TikTok, and now I saw it on Steam and instantly bought it

A cute but surprisingly tricky puzzle game where a tiny hungry worm just wants his apples. Simple concept, charming presentation and enough difficulty to keep your brain busy