Lost in Cheese

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Ever wanted to be a cube shaped cat who pushes blocks of cheese around? Good news, [i]Lost in Cheese[/i] is here to satisfy that craving! Taking control of our hero Meowton, the player follows a path on a cosy mountain plateau world, pausing for chats with characters before entering one of 9 challenge levels. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3782183905 After the initial three-puzzle starter level, each subsequent one has ten block pushing tests for you to complete, and try to master within a limited number of moves in order to achieve maximum rewards. The object is to manipulate cheese blocks around a compact 3D board, presented in isometric view, in order to reach a red button to complete each level. The fifth and tenth puzzles in each level throw an additional level of difficulty, whereby merely reaching the button isn't enough, you must roll face-first onto it in order to activate it. Planning ahead for this is a [b]lot[/b] harder than it looks, especially if you are trying to complete the level within the limited number of moves to claim full mastery. Initially, the levels are very straightforward, easing the player into it, making it comfortably accessible for first-time users, but gradual additions of a few varied mechanics, along with that ever-present number-of-moves challenge, soon sees the difficulty arc on the rise. As you travel along the mountain path between levels, you come across a [strike]hair[/strike] [i]fur[/i]dresser's within which you can customise the appearance of Meowton. A nice touch. [h1]+[/h1] • The game has a cute & cosy appearance which makes it ideal for a relaxed gaming session • The supporting soundtrack is jolly and encouraging • The difficulty arc is nicely balanced [h1]-[/h1] • More clarity is needed for user controls. You find out which keys to use once in a puzzle either by guessing, or after pressing escape. It doesn't tell you until then. • Similarly, there's a restart key quoted ( R ) within the puzzles, but tapping it doesn't work – you need to hold it until a blue circle around the letter completes forming. I didn't spot this at first and found it a bit frustrating. A controls information panel from the front menu would be a clear improvement for user friendliness. • The fixed camera viewpoint (allowing for side scrolling in some later levels) means that sometimes you cannot see a critical function hidden behind a block until you're well into the level. An option to view all around the board before starting a level would be a big help. • At time of typing, there appears to be an achievement failure whereby completing one of the levels will not spring the award. Something to be aware of for completionists. [h1]Experience[/h1] Sometimes when you have an hour or so spare and want something that will allow you to relax [b]and[/b] have a sense of achievement afterwards, you need a game which will deliver both, and Lost in Cheese successfully does this. There is no level timer so you are in complete control of the pace of the game, which keeps it very firmly in the “cosy” category. Puzzles will require a combination of trial and error, replays and good old lateral thinking to succeed. Each level has 3 markers representing success limits for the number of “rolls” (moves) you take to complete. Aiming to best the lowest one is fun (when you can do it!) but in the most difficult puzzles, unless you're on the exact wavelength of the creator, you're probably going to endure a degree of frustration when you persistently miss it by just a couple of steps, unless you simply get lucky. [h1]Verdict[/h1] There are 8 complete levels of ten puzzles each, plus a starter level with a further three, giving 83 puzzles of block pushing amusement in total, in a visually attractive setting. The only pressure is self-imposed if you aim to beat the minimum moves target for maximum achievement, it's not obligatory, although (as I didn't during the final two levels), there might be a “crossing the final ravine” in the outer world moment as a reward if you do, which then [b]maybe[/b] reveals where all of the cheese has come from. Sadly I didn't find that out. I'm content to give the game a recommendation, as it [i]is[/i] fun and if you're not having to watch the pennies really closely, then strictly in its own right, it's decent value. But it's when compared to its contemporaries, that's where I begin to struggle. This is only the second block pushing game I have played and reviewed on Steam, the other being four years earlier, a game called [i]Block City: Bus Edition[/i], which was a simple 2D overhead view game. (review here: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198889833430/recommended/1830000?snr=1_5_9__402) Graphically, Lost in Cheese blows it away. For cuteness and relaxing vibes, LiC also comes out a long distance ahead. But in [i]gameplay[/i]? While the two have different styles, there's not a lot to choose between them. Only three levels difference in total, and several of BC:BE puzzles were arguably more fiendish. While Lost in Cheese is both technically and visually far more advanced, it's gameplay that matters most, and does it truly justify a price setting 6.5x more expensive than the other? This isn't a question I want to definitively answer, but if you can afford it, I do recommend playing BOTH of these games, and making your own judgement on the matter. 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Entrei nesse jogo por causa do gatinho e do queijo. Sim, foi exatamente esse o motivo. 😅 Achei que seria só mais um puzzle fofinho para passar o tempo, mas acabei ficando mais preso nele do que gostaria de admitir. Tem aquelas fases que você olha e pensa "isso é fácil", aí 10 minutos depois está encarando a tela tentando entender onde errou. O visual é muito simpático, o gatinho é carismático e a ideia de empurrar blocos de queijo parece simples até o jogo começar a desafiar seu cérebro de verdade. Não é daqueles jogos que precisam de explosões, gráficos absurdos ou mil mecânicas para divertir. Ele pega uma ideia simples e faz ela funcionar muito bem. Recomendo principalmente para quem gosta de puzzle e para quem acha que vai zerar tudo sem sofrer. Boa sorte com isso. 😂 PS: Fiz uma gameplay do início do jogo no meu canal e me perdi mais do que gostaria de admitir, passa lá deixa um Like ^^ https://youtu.be/Ugop95jzVF4

I received this game for free in exchange for an honest review. Lost in Cheese is a cute little puzzle game that does exactly what it says on the tin. Levels are short and bite-sized, progression feels balanced, and there's a handy option to skip levels if you get properly stuck which I appreciated. I played it on Steam Deck and it runs without any issues, so no complaints there. That said, it does have a strong mobile game energy. The visuals and UI are fairly basic, and the levels are the kind you blast through in quick sessions. That's not necessarily a dealbreaker, but it's worth knowing what you're getting into. If this were a free app on your phone, it'd feel right at home. For what it is, it's a pleasant enough way to spend some time. Just don't go in expecting anything that'll stick with you.

It was a lot of fun but CHEESUS CHRIST! devs, add an Undo/Redo please, you could always add it on to the moves, hitting restart after 20 moves is infuriating, when you realise you made just one wrong move! Cute, Colourful, Cozy and fun little puzzle game otherwise that I awarded GamerPauly Says... GET YA MONEY OUT! P.S.. Do a demo as well, at least the starter world would be cool! Also awarded GamerPauly`s Game of the Month (May 2026) https://gamerpauly.wordpress.com/2026/06/05/gamerpaulys-game-of-the-month-may/

An cozy cheese and cat (fascinating combo) themed Sokoban-like. Starts out quite easy but the difficulty ramps up. Pick it up for some chill evenings

I adore this game - if you like little puzzle games to relax this is for you! I remember a similar game I loved when I was a kid, about being a rectangle and you had to roll specific ways to fit into the goal at the end, I lost track of it but I still think about it often because of how much I enjoyed it. I was SO happy to be able to play this game and it reminded me of it and I had the best time! The difficulty is just right for everyone, with the system being forgiving enough to allow you to complete the level using as much time and moves as you need, but as you progress, you might need to revisit from levels you could have done better on to get enough points to open the next area down the road. I find this to be a really nice balance for those who do and don't want a challenge to squint at! This is def a game I will continue to play when I just want a fun relaxing but still challenging puzzle. This is a game I play while just having a nice chat in the vc with my friends while we do different things. I haven't tried it on steamdeck, but I may in the future, I would 100% play this as a mobile game, so I would likely enjoy the freedom and comfort of playing it on the deck! The only real issue I ran into was optimization. My community and I joke about how much I actually love cheese, so being able to play a puzzle game about cheese just made it that much better! I am very grateful for the chance to play this game with how much I loved it and will continue to love it, thank you!

Cozy casual Sokoban puzzler where there's added incentive for completing levels in optimal moves. There's little going on for mechanics or crazy design, but if you're looking for a pleasant afternoon it'll be suitable. I admittedly wish there was a bigger focus on mixing up the puzzles as sometimes a lot just feel like minor variations of each other; at the same time it could probably use more quality-of-life features like faster movement on direction press, or an undo button.

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