
Take your brain for a walk in Handshakes, a simple yet tricksy sokoban puzzle game. Guide two hands through puzzles designed to stump, not frustrate, so that they may achieve their dream of a warm, firm handshake.
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Honestly super fun and enjoyable. For a completely free game it's actually quite the brain teaser, And the level titles actually give a nice hint as to how to solve them. For a free puzzle game I highly recommend the download. I can see how the wasd and arrow keys to control two separate characters can be annoying, but I honestly don't actually have a problem with it and it doesn't affect my rating whatsoever, games that controlled like this (eg: fireboy and watergirl) existed far before this one and are classics imo. It's a genuinely fun puzzle game, I haven't completed it yet but so far I've had fun. It's one of those games where you spend 5 minutes confused and then it suddenly just "clicks" and you feel proud of yourself when you beat a level. If you are a fan of short puzzle games, I do recommend it.
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Puzzles are not too complicated but will exercise those unused brain muscles for a bit. If you are reading this review, why? Game is free, go play it.
man if only handshakes were easy
guy in LEBANON died in front of me
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shake your hand
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Handshakes is a tiny but genuinely charming sokoban-style puzzler that knows exactly what it wants to be. Each level gives you two little yellow guys whose only goal in life is to reach each other for a warm, satisfying handshake — and the journey there is surprisingly clever. The puzzles start simple but quickly introduce layouts that force you to think a few moves ahead. Nothing ever feels unfair or frustrating; the game is designed to stretch your brain, not punish it. The controls are snappy, the presentation is cute without being overdone, and the whole experience has that “one more level” pull that keeps you playing longer than you planned.
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