Dungeon Blocks

If you like brain twister puzzles with pretty pixel art you'll love this game! It's a powerful tale of two bros, twins from another mother, seeking their way out of well lit dungeon. Every move they make is a mirror of the other, blue guy go up, red guy go down. The trick is to move one tile at a time, monitoring the effect of every button press and watching out for dangerous spikes and deadly bombs. The game feels well paced. The first few levels teach you the the basics of block pushing, gradually introducing more elements like gold and green block mechanics. Eventually, near the end game, you'll see all of them combined in devilish arrangements that'll have you scratching your head and reaching for that coffee power-up. Hopefully we can see more levels or similar from the developer in the future!

Good concept and level design. But, for the guy at right side, the movement is reversed, it's very easy to push the wrong box by mistake. There is no "one step back" function, so I have to restart the level and repeat some steps very often which is boring.

- Graphismes mignons - Concept original - Musique répétitive mais ça passe mais - Très prise de tête et rageant quand on oublie que les contrôles sont inversés pour l'alter ego - Amusant mais pas trop, même pour ceux qui aiment les jeux de réflexion comme moi Pour le prix c'est un sacrificie qui vaut la peine, surtout si vous aimez les expériences novatrices. > Je recommande

Dungeon Blocks is a charming puzzle game inspired by classics like Sokoban. Players control two adventurers simultaneously to navigate intricate dungeons and solve block-pushing challenges. The game features retro pixel graphics, a casual gameplay style, and grid-based movement, making it appealing for fans of methodical puzzles and nostalgic visuals.