Metrico+

Really interesting puzzle platformer. Graphics are kind of basic yet really appealing. I beat it once and have no actual clue on what I missed because there isn't a whole lot of obvious feedback on that sort of thing in-game. Definitely worth a second play through at some point.

Short game, no story, no replayability, but some amazing puzzles. Would absolutely recommend

I really liked the game. It's a fairly short puzzle platformer with each of six worlds introducing and focusing on different mechanics. The puzzles are not particularily difficult but still some of them offer a challenge without being frustrating. It leads to those wholesome eureka moments when you discover the solution and tell yourself "It was so obvious!". The graphics are simple but really unique. By watching the environment and listening to the music and even sound effects, you can tell that a lot of thought and love went into the audiovisual style. It's a really nice game to unwind to and put your gray matter to work. Some of the levels (three per world) have an additional optional puzzle - I suggest trying to solve them as well since they are a lot of fun. I rarely write reviews on Steam but I'm impressed how much the studio respects their players. My game crashed on start at first and I complained on the forum. Didn't expect much to happen. But my issue didn't go unnoticed and Digital Dreams spent a month working on solving the issue to make it possible for me to play the game. If you are wondering if the game is worth it, I can tell you that even for the full price this studio definitely deserves your support for the way they treat their players even 5 years after the release.

Daydreaming at the job and falling into your boss' powerpoint. Unique and well done style. Letting players figure out the rules for themselves is the right way to do puzzles.

It's a decent puzzle game, but after 3 hours, the game is just... done. For 14 bucks, definitely not worth it. Buy it for half price or less. The music is alright and the puzzles follow a certain charm. The "plot" takes away from the puzzle solving more than anything. Maybe I'm not artistic enough to appreciate the design and themes. Also, half the achievements are entirely unintuitive and hidden for some reason. If I didn't spoil myself I would've never guessed those achievements. Upon looking at them, though, I decided to uninstall because what the game had left to offer after reaching the credits was nothing more than redoing the same puzzles you've already done.

I honestly can't call this a great game by any means. It's interesting, but in the end it doesn't do anything particularly special. Add this to recommending a control scheme that actively handicaps you on one of it's puzzle (aiming reauriements vs a system that snaps your aiming to a straight line on the controler) and a bug that got dangerously close to breaking the game (moving parts that should be moving one to one, but seem only partly connected), and it has some seriously unnecessarily frustration baked into it. You can do far better and have something that lasts much longer then this.

No idea how or when I got this, but it came up when I picked a random steam game. It's a puzzle game with no explanations. Not even the controls.