Poly Puzzle: Dogs

One of the better slider puzzles, Poly Puzzle: Dogs manages not to overstay its welcome while being a decent challenge if you're after another completed game for your collection. The polygonal style is largely why some puzzles are quite difficult in this, especially the dogs with majority brown or black coats. With the capped number of moves per puzzle you'll find yourself pausing to think often. You thankfully can reset each puzzle so the pieces cycle position and sometimes reveal their needed placement. There are really only two negatives with this game. One, the soundtrack is irritating from the get-go and you'll probably turn it off quickly - but it re-enables itself each startup lol. Two, a minor complaint but difficulty whipsaws all through the puzzles until the last dozen, where you'll spend several minutes on each. Achievement hunters, note this is yet another "Steam is learning about" title and as such is not counted towards your global completion at this time. You're looking at between 2 and 3 hours to 100% PP:D, every finished puzzle unlocks two achievements. Easy recommend especially when on sale, due to limited replayability though I would not suggest a full price purchase.

Lucky me gets to write the first English review for yet another mobile app copy+paste/asset flip/cash grav from Cute Hannah, who do nothing but copy + paste the same basic mobile app game templates onto Steam (they've done this with their series of POG copy+pastes, a series of "Memory" asset flips, now they're doing it with a basic tile/jigsaw). This is just a ultra simple game where you assemble a picture, this version of the asset flip has a few stock images of dogs that the developer ripped off from somewhere. It's a blatant cash grab, with zero depth or value as a game, a joke $2 cash grab price, and of course it was dumped into DailyIndieGame bundles at launch. Cute Hannah have performed this specific asset flip 5 times, with different tiles to match, but otherwise the same game. Cats, Dogs, Birds, and Furries (which tells you all you should need to know about this "developer"). Since you can play this kind of game for free in a web browser if you really wanted to, I can't recommend anyone should pay money for this cash grab pollution.