Rob Riches Reviews

Using Nobara distro, works perfectly. A great game. Definitely worth the money!

I am waiting the Sokoban game from Jonathan Blow, But since I am waiting for over 7 years, I tried to check similar games and discovered this one :D REALLY A GREAT GAME WITH NICE PUZZLES & GRAPHICS.

One of the best puzzle games I've played. Very high quality and offers decent challenge.

when the game first came out, the steam page said it had partial controller support. So i tried it, and the controls where not working with a controller so i wrote a negative review, and the devs removed the controller support from the page. A few months later, they have added full controller support and it works, so happy me. gameplay wise: it's fun still, not the easiest, but then again what is a puzzle game without a challenge. so if you like these type of games, or you just like puzzles/challenges this one is a must try.

Fun little puzzle game that evokes the experience I grep up with playing Congo Bongo on my Commodore-64. This game deserves far more attention than it gets. And the Linux port runs great!

Super fun and love that this game has a native Linux build, and while its not as of this review given a Steam Deck compatible rating yet it does work well on the steam deck!

Fun, short Sokoban game with some levels giving off Lara Croft GO vibes which is a good thing in my book. I really enjoyed the ice sliding levels which brought back fond memories of the early-80s arcade game Pengo. Sometimes you’re just in the mood for some quick puzzles which don’t hurt your brain too much and this game fits that mould perfectly.

I hoped for a lot more from this game, while the graphics are nice, controls decent and it had some ok puzzles it was fairly short. I finished it in about 1.5hrs, got the 5 second animation at the end and was returned to the main menu. I might have recommend it anyway but for the fact that it crashed on me about 8 times and while the autosaves allowed me to continue that still left a poor taste.

Perfect Sunday morning coffee kind of a game. Puzzles aren't too intricate but are quite nice nonetheless. 1.5-5 hour completion time depending on your skill. It's a cute game with simple and unique mechanics.

Would be fun, but the balance with some levels is just... wrong. I am apparently expected to be a chess master, predicting 20 steps ahead with the two last levels of the second world. Until that point, the difficulty was fine, but this? Needed some balancing, but this happens with indie developers from time to time...