Grooveyard

[i]I received a free key from the developer.[/i] This was a unique puzzle game for me. At first it looks like a platformer but it isn't really - the skeletons move by themselves based on pre-programmed moves, and the puzzle is placing the floor pieces so that those actions will make them move where you want them to. So no platforming skill required. The interface was good - you can count the steps and see when the skeletons will jump/turn/etc., or just press play and watch them go (which is what I did). There were a lot of interesting and challenging puzzles, and there's 3 levels of completing for each one depending on how many floor pieces you use. I usually don't like optimization but I think it worked well here. There was also a cute story to go with the game. Each level is you rescuing a skeleton, and then they have dialogue afterwards. There was a hint system but the hint was a text blurb - sometimes they helped me but a lot of times I didn't understand what the hint was supposed to be. Overall a fun and unique game!

Super fun and adorable little puzzle game rife with charm Good balance between ease of completion and difficulty in optimizing each level, well balanced and cute :) 10/10

Groovy

The game has a great hook, where you have to arrange the environment so the skeletons can safely reassemble themselves. There are some clever puzzles in this one.

This is literally a walking simulator. Level 6-7 is so hard that I give up. Hints are basically useless. Even telling the fewest steps, or the intended direction(two ways-jumping first at 90 degree or at 180 degree, and I figure the former wrong at first), matters most esp to the last level. WANT MY WASTED EXPERIMENTING TIME BACK.

fun little puzzle game, definitely worth the five bucks