Seek Etyliv

Really enjoying this sof far (only 30 minutes in). Just what I expected: a fun little puzzle game. I like the athestics and simple gameplay.

The game on 3x3 grid. Perfect!

There's some good puzzles in here. Felt that the difficulty was pretty on point. Didn't understand nor connect with the poem but it was a good reward for completing a puzzle and kept me trying to put the pieces together. The minimalist aesthetic fits great with the gameplay. The game taught mechanics through its design instead of pop-up windows which I appreciate. The endless mode seems frustrating and I doubt I'll put any time in it, but I was satisfied with the main content so that wasn't necessarily an issue for me.

My favorite game for this price point. Witty and fun

Simple yet good game. Interesting atmosphere, has some sort of mysterious feeling in it. Recommend it!

I was really impressed by how much this game managed to do with so little. The sprites are tiny, the boards are only 3x3, there are only 2 types of enemies, and yet, there were a lot of interesting puzzles and interactions in the first two acts. However, the rest of the game's offerings are very different. The dungeon-crawling aspect initially appealed to me since it forces you to have a better understanding of the mechanics, rather than just brute-forcing every puzzle. But then, when I started seeing exact copies of puzzles that I recognized from the main acts, it wrapped back around to feeling like brute force. I feel like the idea could have worked a lot better if there was something that the dungeon-crawling section offered that the main game didn't. Maybe larger boards, but the same types of enemy interactions, just built up into a larger situation that you have to get a read on, rather than eventually being forced to memorize all of the puzzles in the pool? The game definitely has potential, I just feel like the dungeon-crawling aspect wasn't the right direction, at least it wasn't for me.