Remote Planets

Very cool, creative, and cute Sokoban. Mechanics are introduced and iterated upon in such a clean way that the entire game felt like a breeze of constant 'a-ha' moments that make you feel clever. There is almost no fat, every level feels like it has a purpose and is demanding a new approach or different perspective to solve. Immediately upon clearing all levels I was hungry for more and will definitely be checking out this developer's other work! Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a Sokoban game on the easier side of things.

머리를 과하게 과열시키는 요소도 없고 전체적으로 순한 난이도라서 재밌게 할 수 있었어요 물건을 지정된 위치에 넣는 퍼즐게임 입문용으로 아주아주 좋은 게임이라고 생각합니다 ㅎ 이 게임이랑 똑같은 컨셉이면서 좀 더 어려운 것을 원하시면 Patrick's Parabox, Baba is You도 추천합니다!! 또 무료게임 중에 Handshakes 라는 게임도 있는데 적당히 어려우면서도 재밌으니 꼭 해보세요 ㅎ 둘 다 엄청 어려운 게임인데, Patrick's Parabox가 조금 더 쉬워요 ㅋㅋ Baba는 슈퍼 헬난이도

[strike]I've fully finished 3 worlds, plus a bit of world 4. The game seems to have 5 worlds, so I haven't finished the game, but I think I've seen quite a lot of the game.[/strike] EDIT: I have since finished all 5 worlds and all optional levels. My review doesn't change. The game is okay. It's nothing fancy, but maybe you don't need anything fancy. The premise is simple: it's a Sokoban-like, but some blocks are remote controls that can shift platforms around. By pushing these remote blocks to the appropriate places, you can build a platform to bring normal blocks to their goals just like in Sokoban. Each world has quite a lot of levels, but I don't quite have this feeling of satisfaction. The levels are incredibly compact, so that's nice, they showcase what they want to do. In many cases, what you need to do is pretty clear: move the remote block here to make the way, push the normal block over. Most of the time, the order is also clear; with most levels having only 2-3 blocks to move, it's usually clear what order you should do your pushes so that they don't get in each other's way. It feels too easy at times, which is why I feel it's not too satisfying for me. However, only [i]most[/i] of the levels are easy, not [i]all[/i]. There are some levels that pose quite a challenge -- even though usually the answer is actually straightforward. The game comes with a few challenge levels (labeled with letters instead of numbers), although the ones that gave me trouble are sometimes the numbered levels. Speaking of progression, levels are laid out on a world map, and branches are common. Sometimes the paths split to two and rejoin later, so you can choose one of two paths. Sometimes a branch is completely optional. So there are many ways to advance. There's even an option to unlock all levels if you wish. There's a little lore to the game, with several NPCs you can talk to on the world map. It's very barebones, you won't find branching dialogues or anything, it's just to liven up the world slightly. You play this for the puzzles. Is it a [i]great[/i] game? Probably not. Is it a good game? Sure, I'll give that. It's not a must-play, but it's a nice puzzle game.

While I think the visuals are a step back compared to Bunny's Flowers, at least they are clear and the puzzles are great - can't wait for the next sokoban-style hit from zuza :)

Very fun. Don't even like puzzle games

Отличная игра, но за свои деньги, почти не бросает челленджа игроку. Головоломки прикольные, но не напрягаясь игру можно пройти за часика 3.

玩烤肠、摸鱼、虫洞： “我都已经想到这一步了，怎么还是过不了？？！！” 玩Remote Planets： “首先，第一步肯定是这样， …… 这就过了？？！！”