Warmth

Unfortunately I found nothing much to like in this game. The graphics looked cute - but that was about it. The music is somehow off the beat or something and just doesn't work. There is not tutorial or explanation to what you are supposed to do so. And when I did work that out the effect just seemed dumb with no real feedback that is present in today's games, no sparkle, no sound - nothing. The dog wags his tail. Umm. There is potential here and a cute idea. There are a lot of other games like this that are fun but it felt like the devs just left the game half done and probably aren't going to add/fix/invest more time in making it better. So no. This is a thumbs down. Pity. Refunded.

Fun medium-sized medium-difficulty puzzle game! I like very much that this game's 80 levels are based on a very simple mechanic: you can light up any hexagon with a torch (once), and you can light a fire on an empty hexagon to light up the 6 hexagons around it; and everything has to be connected. A level consists of goals to meet: where you need to put one, two or 3 lights, and how many torches and fires you have. The difficulty ranges from easy to brain twister (see 79!), but I'd rate most of them as medium, and they're all unlocked from the beginning (that's another thing I like very much). There are about 2 hours of play time here; enough for the cheap price. Recommended.

This is a nice puzzle game where you have to provide everyone with warmth by spreading fire from the camp. Grandma needs more heat than a dog and watch out the later snowmen don't melt! The difficulty is not linear, sometimes higher levels are easier but this can be a nice break if you had some trouble with a previous one. I've played this on Steam Deck without problems. The only issue for me was that it was sometimes difficult to spot which character did not have enough warmth through all the 'sparkles'. It doesn't take that long to go through the 80 levels but it was fun to do. I hope an expansion with new mechanics will come out.

Exactly what you expect a $2 puzzle game to be.

Warmth is a very cute, cozy and simple puzzle game. I've just finished the game and felt pretty satisfied. It's a nice game to keep you occupied for a few hours. While you progress through the game, some extra mechanics are added, which adds more difficulty (in a pleasant way). (Though, I remember the last level being relatively simple to one level with dozens of torches and campfires somewhere halfway the game.) I also would like to see an option in which you can adjust or turn off the volume.

Good grid-based puzzle game that gets quite challenging at times. I would have liked to plan my torches and campfires rather than only being able to place them in valid positions. The absence of this feature made planning and figuring out puzzles trickier than it should have been.

This game looked nice, however it opens really oddly, asking to specify your screen size and resolution. It also replays the tutorial upon reopening the game. The music is very loud (and cannot be adjusted as there is no options menu anywhere), pauses momentarily, and then loops the same track. Upon finishing a level, you're taken back to the level select screen rather than progressed to the subsequent level. Watching the trailer is honestly better then getting the game.

A nice little puzzle game which features few elements, but twists them around in each set of levels. It's short (I completed it in less than 90 minutes), but it's totally worth its super low price. Short does not mean simple, by the way, so even if you're a hardcore puzzle gamer, you could find in Warmth a nice a peaceful diversion: some of its levels will keep you busy for a while!

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Несколько примитивная по исполнению, но вполне приличная головоломка. Несколько раз заставила подумать, не скатываясь при этом в брутфорс.