
A Manhattan/taxicab-geometric tile-based isometric-sokoban puzzle game featuring everyone's favorite 90's anti-hero, Bryce! You'll push boxes across tiles, sands, still waters, rapids, moving floors, ice and coals to move into position! Don't forget to redirect the lasers and evade those enemies!
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Theme song sung by Marnée Richardson, written/produced by Elvisish.
• Think Rescue Rover, Bolo Adventures, Puzzle Pits, Adventures of Lolo and Capt'n Squiddy's Bootleg Push-Push!
• 100 main campaign levels, 30 additional mission levels plus secret world levels and endings!
• Cute, anti-heroic protagonist with an adorably utilitarian personality!
• Original ambient virtual-analog synthesizer soundtrack!
• Super slick gameplay on Windows! Modern graphical slickness and smooth 165fps+ motion!
• Occasional pop culture references to nineties gaming and music!
• Dozens of Sokoban-style mechanics and gameplay designs!
• 10+ unique enemies lurking throughout the game!
• Occasional novelty level structures! Pathfinding enemies! Environmental effects!
• Localization support for 12 languages!
• Full level-editor, campaign maker and Steam™ Workshop® uploader included!
• Secret worlds, hidden gameplay modes, final bosses and alternative endings!
Ever wanted to push, push, push your way to success? Feelin' a little desperate to glide into position? Movin', groovin' and cruisin' through an isometric tile-space of colorful, pre-rendered visuals and cool-toon characters? Look no further, Bryce Tiles is here!

Be prepared for a box-pushing time! Bryce Tiles is a post- MSDOSWare game set in the early 00's! Bryce has discovered a new time portal in his Klik 'N' Complete Box and has used it once more to return to 25 years ago, when EuroMaxi K&C was shared by Nash!
In an entirely isometric Meiersian world, he pushes, slides, swims, flees, rolls and collects the missing instruments around more than 130 levels of nostalgic sokoban action.
Just take your little man and push him around... seriously, it's never been easier!
Up, down, left, right, hit all those hard-to-reach spots (not diagonally though!) and make it out of the level as fast as you can... or in as few amount as pushes!

You'll encounter sinking sands, still (but deep!) waters, dangerously fast rapids, moving floors, slidey ice and burning hot coals as you push those boxes around!
Plan ahead and determine which pushable object is most suitable for the environment!

Rolling balls (hint: they don't stop by themselves!), Scrump The Ruff™, laser beams (with mirrors to reflect them... yes, we know where you saw them first!)...
...locked doors, push-pads, it's all there to try and confuse you... but you'll stay one step ahead!

Plenty of tricks and traps to keep you busy, challenging puzzle designs and beautifully pre-rendered surroundings to keep you entertained for hours!
There's only one Bryce Tiles! ↓↓↓

(Theme song sung by Marnée Richardson and written and produced by Elvisish. NOT A.I.
Absolutely no AI was used in the creation of Bryce Tiles, its theme/game music, art or any other part of the game.)
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Finally bought a non-cracked copy of Click & Create
It's a little difficult to adjust to the controls but once you do it's a nice little puzzle game.
Plenty of block pushing and puzzle adjacent elements as you navigate to the exit (or sometimes not the exit.) There is no undo and sometimes you have to think fast due to enemies that move independently of you and the level layouts reflect that so its rarely unfair.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +2 more
Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
I love Bryce Tiles
A classic Sokoban-like game loop, enhanced by retro hyper-saturated colors and funny old school animations.
I haven't completed too many levels at time of writing, but Bryce Tiles is a puzzle game executed flawlessly in every aspect! This is the most fun I have ever had playing a puzzle game,by far!
Gives me the same feeling I had playing Flash games my parents showed me when I was very young, especially Snail Bob and the like. Very simple but relaxing block-pushing game.
Reminds me of when I used to work in a Sears warehouse.
I came for the theme song. I stayed for the death animations.
Okay. I want to be brutally honest with this game. It's *fine*, but has some annoyances that genuinely frustrate me. Level 68 and 71 Broke me. For the life of me I've been stumped/softlocked on Level 71 for quite some time because the difficulty it brings just shoots UP extremely fast with the laser puzzle that also requires you to collect a Musical Instrument and due to no real guides I had to brute for the level for an hour. Most of the game beforehand was fun and simple to go through with some hiccups then and there, but 71 genuinely turns the game from Normal Difficulty to Impossible for me, it was that bad. Level 68 was just as annoying but not because I couldn't solve it, but because they put an enemy near the end of the level that requires you to act extremely quickly while needing to do specific actions with boxes in a very tight section, making it very easy to mess up, forcing you to start over and over again, doing the same tedious puzzle beforehand. I like the charm of Bryce's Games so I'll let this go since I've been able to figure out the puzzle that had me stumped, but man, level 71 gotta go man.
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