Room to Grow

Very well done! The mechanics are quite simple, yet they seem to be explored to their fullest. Most of the puzzles are simple enough, but there are enough head-scratchers to justify giving this a solid thumbs up. Also, it reminds me of SnakeBird - though I’ve never actually played it. EDIT: head-scratchers my ass, this game is hard af

Recommending this one but with caveats. This is closer to a 'neutral' review than a positive one. On the one hand, this game is original, well presented, and fairly easy to understand. On the other hand, the game gets very hard, very fast. Casual puzzle gamers will tap out after 45 minutes. More medium-level puzzle gamers (which is about where I fall) may get closer to 3 hours in. Dedicated/hardcore Sokoban fans may find a lot to like here. Everyone else... maybe think twice before buying. For reference, I have completed (and thoroughly enjoyed) games like Isles of Sea & Sky and Patrick's Parabox. Those games have wild challenges in them but it feels like you learn over time, feel a sense of progress and cumulative understanding, and can break down many of the harder puzzles in the game, even if the toughest optional ones elude you. Room to Grow is cute & clever at first but soon feels opaque and impenetrable. Rather than just being 'hard,' I think room to grow stumbles because it doesn't feel like you learn very much as you go. Some puzzles feel big and unwieldy and like they lean too much on trial and error. And sometimes, you look at the playfield and it seems like the game wants you do to something really convoluted to achieve something simple. It's a subjective feeling but this isn't always the most elegant game.

1度通った場所は通れなくなる一筆書きパズルでありながら、壁との反作用を利用してその「通った場所」自体をずらすことができるという仕様により独自のパズル性が生まれている。

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Great puzzle game to relax with. I was surprised there is no mobile version as this seems like the perfect thing to play with when you are stuck waiting somewhere.

This is a really interesting idea for a puzzle game. It's super unique. The trailers show it all and the puzzles are very challenging. If the trailer looks interesting to you, you'll enjoy the game. Just be ready to scratch your head trying to figure these puzzles out. The puzzle difficulty ramps up quickly!

pretty good! i'll list my gripes instead of my pros - no ultrawide resolution support - some of the levels feel extremely open, especially in the first world, and the amount of possibilities felt overwhelming - on the other hand, some of the levels felt extremely restrictive, and it felt like they could be loosened up a bit to focus on one specific "idea" rather than one specific "solution". perhaps these issues are specific to me and how my brain works. notably I had a really rough time visualizing the end results of certain moves when playing through the first world. It eventually got easier by the time I got to world 3 though.