Sneaky Rat Reviews

A decent challenge. Animations can't be skipped though. I managed to win and lose at the same time (I got the cheese at the same time as the white rat.)

fun game! Puzzles were pretty cool, made my small brain work

Short and sweet puzzle game with a simple concept, get to a piece of cheese without getting caught in the light by pushing different objects around to manipulate the light's path. 50 puzzles in total, decent progression curve that ramps up in difficulty, introducing and mixing up its mechanics to keep it feeling fresh. No frills or extras, like story, or mini-games. Worst I can say is I found a couple puzzles a bit tedious to get through, but all in all it's a clean little puzzle experience, nice to chip away at.

Interesting mechanics, although it took me some time to understand them (not sure why—I feel a bit slow). For some reason, I laugh every time I let the rival rat eat the cheese. The difficulty is enjoyable, with 5-6 challenging puzzles. There's an undo button that goes pretty far back, which was really helpful.

Beautiful and charming puzzle game! The levels are a great challenge with progressive difficulty! Cronostase keep delivering more great games! Recommended!

Sokoban with a fun theme and twist, a few different mechanics introduced and combined over 50 levels; not as challenging as some other games by the same developer but still an interesting and enjoyable puzzle.

50 Levels Moderate difficulty. Maybe slightly on the low side of moderate. 90 Minutes plus or minus depending on puzzle solving ability A layer of charm that's a very nice addition to the basic push block puzzle mechanics. A very inexpensive snack of a game. Would have been nice to be able to undo a fatal mistake and undo during an animation, but I guess that adds a layer of required attention.

An interesting puzzle game - you control a rat that has to avoid the light on the way to the cheese. To do that, you move mirrors to block or redirect lights, push boxes or open doors with switches. It's pretty well thought out, though some of the later levels become a bit too complex and devolve into just trying out random things until something works. Still, for the price, this is a solid puzzle game that will keep you occupied for a while!

Casual puzzler that builds on Lit Up foundations. 5 or 6 harder levels but nothing unsolvable. This game features colorblind mode and that is always a big plus. For the asking price you can't go wrong, especially if you like casual puzzles with few twists.

A fun short puzzle game in the vein of the old Windows 3.1 classic, "Rodent's Revenge". Worth your time and the couple of bucks if you like puzzle games.