Theorem

Super gierka 10/10

This game's mechanics are pretty basic and nothing fancy or new, yet it still manages to create some challenging levels with them. Definitely a recommendation.

Very unique puzzle game with interesting mechanics. :D And good for achievement hunters... Great game!

Theorem is a good puzzle game with a simple gameplay : You play has a cube who need to reach the exit by collecting all pearls but there is a twist => one of your face is forbidden :-) There is 50 levels and it's very well balanced so I can fully recommand it because I really enjoyed playing it ;-)

Very good difficulty pacing. Some levels are quite tricky but still did not feel tedious or impossible.

[b]edit:[/b] flipped it to a non-recommendation because there's no undo, nor other basic functionality. one of the many cube rolling puzzlers with a few mechanics to mix things up, like teleporters, movable tiles, escher-like perspectives, and arguably the best feature: breaking the game's logic that nets you some extra freedom. the unity launcher provides resolution options and windowed mode, but the game doesn't have volume settings. in fact, [b]only the music can be muted, not the sound effects[/b], and there's [b]no dedicated exit button[/b], you need to press esc. the [b]50 levels[/b] take about [b]2 to 3 hours[/b] to complete, it's not a hugely challenging game, but the difficulty is definitely higher thanks to the [b]awkward and non-rebindable controls[/b]. it's 90 degrees off and using the mouse isn't an option, so it took me about a dozen levels to get over the frustration pressing the wrong key caused, which I [b]couldn't even undo because it's not a feature[/b] either. luckily, it's not really necessary for the most part, but it would've been nice to have, as always. the price would be more than friendly and I did get used to the controls after a while, but I can's recommend it for fans of the genre, as there are better games with similar mechanics, better functionality and undo.