Plates

It is a cool experience, plus it is cooler to have the "a-ha!" moment when you solve a puzzle. I would have liked it to be longer, I felt it was really short and had much more concepts to exploit than it did. Overall a good game if you pay like about a buck, more or less.

This game provides fun, minimalistic puzzle entertainment. For $1, you can't go wrong. Great indie game.

Quick little puzzle game. Minimalist at its most pure. Not much to say other than that. 25 mins to beat and only a little challenging

A nice little puzzle game with great ideas ! However it could be much longer, the great mecanics we discover could lead to a much, much, much higher number of levels. In fact, it almost feel like they are as much "tutorial level" to teach you those mecanics than real puzzle levels, wich aren't really challenging neither. I think we have some wasted potential here, and i really hope that some (free) DLC will come, the game is way too short, but still good, it does not deserve a negative review in my opinion.

Of all the simplistic $1 puzzle games I've bought on steam, this is probably the best. It's a simple concept that gets twisted in interesting ways as you progress. Never gets dry or repetitive. Not hard enough to be frustrating or easy enough to be boring. Thumbs up.

This game has a good level of difficulty, great price, and amazing replay value (There is an acheivement called minimaxer that requires you to complete all the levels with minimum moves).

Casual smartphone puzzle game. Yeah, so this is a mobile port, and it shows. For a mobile game prize you get a game that's playable on a 5 inch screen, and that has 55 levels that I completed within 30 minutes (and that includes 5 minutes for going back and perfecting the levels where I didn't use the minimum number of moves) because you simply can't fit any complex levels on a screen that size. It's a forgettable game.