
Divide chaos into order! In Linsips, place two lines to split bouncing balls into four quadrants with the exact same number of balls in each. 20 levels of pure arcade precision with authentic OPL3 FM synth music, MS-DOS aesthetics, all under 600 KB on SteamOS.
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In Linsips, colorful balls bounce relentlessly across the screen. Your mission: place one horizontal and one vertical line to create four quadrants with the exact same number of balls in each. Every ball moves independently with its own speed, trajectory, and size. The moment you commit to your first line, there's no going back. The clock doesn't stop. The balls don't wait. Read the patterns, predict the movements, and strike with surgical precision.
Strategic Chaos: Calculate the perfect moment to divide bouncing balls equally. One miscalculation and your quadrants fall apart.
20 Levels of Escalating Madness: From simple four-ball warmups to frantic multi-ball challenges that demand sharper reflexes and smarter strategies.
Authentic OPL3 Soundtrack: Pulse-pounding FM synth music straight from the MS-DOS era.
Ultra-Lightweight Retro Package: Under 600 KB on SteamOS. No bloat, no filler, pure arcade puzzle action with DOS aesthetics.
You are the line between order and failure. Step into Linsips. Draw your lines. Claim your victory.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Spain
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Not bad. But also, i finished 19 level on 49 attempt, and other levels less than 50, WHERE IS MY ACHIVMENT FOR THAT
nicely crafted puzzle game
a chill little puzzle game
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This feels less like a puzzle and more like a waiting game... Beyond the gameplay, the overall experience is also not great either, the game starts off /extremely/ loud, and even at the lowest in-game setting it's still too loud, forcing me to use my system's volume mixer to make it bearable. The controls are also rather poorly explained at first until you start experimenting, with the same button doing different actions depending on the context. The Steam SHIFT+TAB overlay also doesn't work.
Pretty fun. Requires patience and good hand eye coordination. Each level has its own unique part and it is pretty fun. Very compact and small storage wise which is nice. I have had to deal with PNGs and image downloads dozens many times the size of this game and it downloaded so fast I thought something was wrong. It is pure gaming, nothing else and that is fine. Music is also pretty good.
balls are good
Short and sweet puzzle game. Unlike other developers, they released something that worked and they understood on a technical level. Graphics fidelity: I guess it has color
There was a good balance of very easy levels and some that took a little more agility. Overall the only bad thing I have to say is that there aren't more levels.
Currently on level 19. I love how it's feels like a game about patience. Gonna keep playing it until I get my total attempts down as low as possible. 10/10 will play even more as more is added to the game. Good work internet stranger. Quite the inspiring specimen you are.
Kleines spaßiges Spiel, welches man in 10-20 Minuten durchgespielt hat. Der Soundtrack ist ganz cool, sehr schön nostalgisch.
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