RoGlass

Easy to pick up but a good ramp up of challenges. The music is calming. Really fun small bite challenges that become very addicting.

Nice, slightly non-linear puzzler, but very short.

Interesting concept -- more luck-dependent than I'd like, but I still had fun working through it

尝试了一下感觉很有趣，打算有中文之后再继续玩，希望可以尽快出中文 need Chinese

There's no timer or other pressure. As you go you unlock new tiles that interact in new ways, or in some cases expand what tiles do. Fun little puzzle game that you can play in short stints.

Cute, fun little game. It definitely drags you in. Despite the name, I wouldn't really call it a roguelite; if anything it's more of an optimization puzzle game. You get a set of tiles, you use those tiles to fulfill objectives, and those objectives make you stronger. There's not really much of a divide between rounds, hence why I say it's 'not a roguelite', although I see how it was inspired by the concept.

A fun little puzzle game with nice music.

Hard to say there's much of a point to playing this. This plays like a free mobile game you'd play on train, not a paid PC game you sit at a computer and toil over.

Roglass is a tile placement puzzle game. While it isn't obvious at first, the entire goal of the game is the achievements. Each achievement unlocks some upgrade and an additional space on the board, and has some requirement like "score 30 points with the island tile". You basically try to make it to the next achievement, to get more and better tiles, to get to the next set of achievements. Overall this game is quite clever. At first I thought the goal was to get as many points as possible and the achievements just get unlocked incidentally, but that isn't it at all. You usually have to engineer your way to the unlocks and often times you just barely can get there. Score is irrelevant unless a achievement requires it. I've also never played a puzzle game that is technically just one ever expanding level. Its pretty unique in its overall design. That said though, at the end of the day, the actually game is just ok. There is no real theme to the game, its just island tiles, arrow tiles, compass tiles, crown tiles. Nothing is really connected. The game in general doesn't impress with its graphics or sound. And even the moment to moment gameplay can get a bit tedious, when you are just rerolling and restarting again and again trying to get the specific tiles you need. All that said though, as a puzzle fan, this game is well worth getting. It is pretty fun and far too unique in the puzzle space to pass up. If you enjoy puzzle games, get RoGlass.

This game was great. Couldn't stop playing it until I had won all the modes.