klocki

Un juego que al principio le agarras la onda rapido, pero los ultimos niveles si me tomo tiempo, pero con paciencia y serenidad lo resuelves, me gustaron mas los hook pero este tambien es agradable.

This game contains 82 levels (puzzles). For me, the first 36 levels weren't really puzzles; I found them very simple to “solve”. Starting with level 37, when rotatable tiles appear, it gets more interesting, and some of the later puzzles are tricky. I finished the entire thing in about an hour, and for $2.99 I'm satisfied with what I got.

Not a puzzle game so much as it is a relaxing game. You don't get anything that requires any thought until you're pretty something like forty levels into it, and then it's over; before that, the game's just introducing mechanics in a bunch of different contexts. And even when you do get to some tougher stuff, the difficulty mostly stays low; you just get a few that challenge you, here and there. In spite of all that, I liked it. The simplicity of most levels means you never lose your sense of flow, and it ends up being a nice experience. I've played a bit of Maciej Targoni's oeuvre by now, and that seems to be his niche.

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Klocki is a minimalist puzzle game about connecting colorful lines and other shapes using different methods that gradually increase in difficulty, culminating in a mind-boggling final stage. The game is very simple, with pretty animations and some minor effects. It can be finished in a couple of hours, with its single achievement collected. This small game does what it was designed to do well enough, but there isn’t any particularly interesting element to it.

Short, sweet, relaxing.