Ouros

Ouros is a relaxing puzzle game that makes increasingly difficult levels with just loops that have inflection points or lines that have control points as well. I didn't think I'd enjoy it as much as I did, but I liked it so much I ended up spacing each gaming session and having a limit to the amount of levels I could progress in a day so as to have it last a little longer. The sound design is simple, but satisfying, and I really like how intuitive everything is. I would recommend buying this game and playing when the rest of the world feels a little to hectic and loud.

Great little puzzle game, lots of those moments seeing a puzzle that seems absolutely impossible, then after 5 minutes of messing around it becomes completely obvious. I haven't tried the hint system out, but nice it's in there for people who needed it. Girlfriend dozed off to the relaxing atmosphere while I was playing.

A beautifully crafted, thoroughly satisfying puzzle.

Short but very nice game. Ideas are introduced and iterated on very smoothly and intuitively, and getting things right just feels good. The one criticism I have is that since it seems to check the ball's collisions based on frame location rather than interpolating the path between them, it does get a little sensitive to framerate when you're dealing with a particularly stretched out segment that makes the ball go zooming through a small target near the middle and just skip over it. The game is generally well optimized and I was just playing it on an aging system, and these skips tend to resolve themselves on a second pass. But just something to be aware of.

I took longer to complete this game than others, I am a bit slow at times. It shouldn't take more than a day to play, it can be 'blasted' through quickly; should that be your want. I love the simplicity of it, you don't need a lot of assets to create a good experience, if you use them well. The colours and shapes are satisfying to watch; the animations between the areas is quite nice to watch. Overall, a solid good game.

The music is delightful, graphic is beautiful and simple, and the controls also quite intuitive—even my parents have figured them out. The tutorials are excellent. The only downside is that some of the later linear puzzles, which require you to think through the sequence of steps, can be a bit boring. However, in the curve levels, you can draw beautiful Lissajous diagrams, and it’s truly satisfying to draw one using a loop with eight nodes. 音乐赏心悦目，界面美观简单，操作实际上也不难，甚至连我父母都学会了，引导非常厉害，只不过后续的一些要思考顺序的直线多的题目比较无聊，但是曲线关你可以画出漂亮的李萨茹图，真正用8个节点的环画出来非常有成就感。