Zellige: The Tilemaker of Granada Reviews

It's a little buggy, but still I like the game.

abandonware I really want to keep playing but it won't install & run on any of my devices any more. The idea is awesome though, I love it, but the bugs & hassle & erasure of saves makes this too frustrating. I suppose I should learn a 3D modelling software & get a book on tile design

Very relaxing inde game. The music ads so much to the experience. Not a long game by any stretch of the imagination but well worth the price ! If you like chill creative games, this is for you.

It's been less than an hour and I have already had a crash and some bugs. Still, I like the concept and the zen of designing these tiles.

Very relaxing, wholesome game. It has real tiles in it! Discovered it on the stream of Wobblypython. Lovely dude!

I love this game so much!! I started out by making meme mosaics of kirby and other video game characters but then I realised how relaxing and fun it was to make actual geometric designs. I love that it's educational in a way that doesn't talk down to you. It doesn't force you to do anything but play, however, I found myself googling the different items in the game and learning a lot. Well done to the team for making such a well crafted game :)

A fun/relaxing experience so far, I'm enjoying seeing how the patterns turn out in the palace. I like that there are historical mosaic patterns to learn available from the start!

This game is a really nice recurring distraction. Especially if you are a fan of the medieval era, islamic culture and/or Andalusia. Being a fan of all three, buying this game was a no-brainer for me. It's really nice to try to replicate historical patterns by trial-and-error. There are just two things, which are really badly needed in the game: 1. an 'undo-function'. The more intricate the pattern is, the harder it is to correct small mistakes via the erasure tool. Something like Ctrl+Z would be immensely useful and would help to avoid frustration. 2. a function to use an already created pattern on another wall. As of now you have to open the old pattern in the editor and save it again, which sometimes leads to you having the same pattern three times in your book. A bonus would be a greater diversity in background music. Maybe a nice oud piece? Then again of course there is nobody, who forbids me from muting the game and playing Recuerdos de la Alhambra in loop or listening to some (admittedly non-medieval) Flamenco for maximum andalusian immersion. All in all, while still a bit rough around the edges this game is exactly what I was looking for. A bit of the embodiment of the melancholic happiness of Andalucismo.

Love it! It's relaxing, and meditative, and I got to make cool S tiles. Sharecode for proof: &✍↳⒘$и↼⡲.ʹ↸╸&̯↷◅(nj↷⌙(˭↷∦ᄂꂬჲꂮჶꂳჲ✒6⇖! TL;DR: Loadsa fun!

Very pleasant game, two hours went by in the blink of an eye ! I particularly liked decorating the floor tiles in the garden (very relaxing and felt like a far tinier / cosier Alhambra) Lots of options to dig deeper in the tilemaking arts, I felt like I only scratched the surface but when I compare my mosaics to those in the tutorials (and to the historical examples offered) there is a lot of room for progression / discovery ! I also loved the historical perspective and the accuracy of the color palets (cohesive, and expand progressivly during the game). Will play again !