Cookie Flipper

Tutorial? Check. Multitude of levels? Check. System resources use limit? Not check, my GPU heats too much for 2D graphics. UPD: the cookies are 3D, I get it now. Still, too much GPU use.

The little variety minigame from all those videogames we've played, made into its own game. Flip the cookies in cross shapes until you manage to flip them all. Gets more complicated later on as complexity is added in. It's a math-based puzzler hiding behind a cookie skin, really, as evidenced by the hint button that can always drag you out of any hole you dug by performing a handful of flipping operations. Not a huge game, but it does get challenging and the optimal step counts grow, You get a sort of sense for the paths you can take for various scenarios as you play. Flipping stuff until you have a single cookie left to flip in a corner looks good at first, but then you realize you've gotten further away from the goal instead of closer

A nice puzzle game with a simple mechanic that allows for increasingly challenging puzzles. (Honestly a little humbled by how much time it took me solve some of the later ones) Would recommend to anyone looking to pass some time solving pattern matching problems

Good little game. Runs on windows 10. Did not encounter GPU issues as other review stated. How does the hint button know how to solve it no matter what?

Takes some time to learn the strategy based on the count, but it's pretty fun.

Such a fun game, very cute.

Cookies were flipped

Charming little puzzle game. Surprisingly challenging in the later levels.

It's a good game simple yet challenging.

Does what it says on the tin. It's a cute little game where you flip cookies. So far my strategy has been to solve the top two rows and then work my way down the sheet one row at a time. That strategy flips my cookies correctly 9 out of 10 times. Although one time I somehow ended up in a corner that was unsolvable without flipping most of the cookie sheet again. Honestly the most interesting part of the game for me is trying to figure out how the hint button works. It provides a solution to the puzzle no matter how badly you mess up. I'm a bit curious on how it is calculating a solution.