Shifter

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Unimpressive. Standard ice-physics puzzles from zelda and pokemon games with average unchanging quickly looping music and animations that take too long so re-trying a solution while not doing that extra input for a 3 star gets annoying fast.

free 60-level sliding game. [b]absolutely zero-effort stuff[/b], not something to waste time on. it's so lazy they didn't even bother changing 'defaultcompany' to their own in unity, and you'll find the game under 'slidepuzzler' in that folder. levels are unlocked one by one within a pack, always bad, with a bit of branching among packs after the first one. no level names or numbers, just circles and squares to click. level complete has retry, next and exit buttons. once a pack is complete, you're dumped back into the main menu instead of loading the next level or going to level select. mouse can be used in the menus and have to be used to bring up said menu, as esc does nothing. the only settings are separate volumes, no resolutions or windowed mode, and that's where controls are shown: wasd/arrows to move, the end. actually, the undocumented 'r' very slowly resets the level, on top of the square moving a bit too slowly as well. enter advances to the next level on level complete, another thing not mentioned anywhere. [b]no undo[/b], so obviously can't be recommended. and while [b]there's a 3-star rating system based on the number of moves, there is no move counter, nor any indication of the goal to reach anywhere[/b]. not on the level, nor on level complete or level select. do you want people to read your mind or keep trying blindly? ♥♥♥♥ off. there are a few mechanics, like objects that kill you and reset the level, buttons that move parts of the level, arrows stopping movement in the opposite direction, teleporters, etc. audio is fine, the music is easily the best (or only good) part. graphics are minimalistic, could still mean decent-looking, which this game isn't.