World of Turtle

[b][i]It’s a cute logic puzzle game in cartoon style. The goal is to collect all fruits and reach the helicopter-landing zone.[/i][/b] Gameplay/Walkthrough (Levels 1-50 of 100): https://youtu.be/CxE18NnCKq0 There are 100 unique levels with increasing difficulty. What makes the puzzle so invigorating is that every level adds new objects and mechanics. Enjoy and train your brain! You'll feel proud of yourself after completing the game. + Funny turtle. + Great music. + 100 interesting, brilliantly constructed levels. + Different mechanics. + Nice, relaxing gameplay. + Decent difficulty. + For players of all ages. - High price (need a discount). [u]You can read other reviews and subscribe to our curators. Welcome![/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]

Really fun puzzle game, If you are a fan of puzzle games you will most likely love this. Nice music too!

This game is exactly what it looks like. If you can get past that, the puzzles are pretty decent. Early puzzles are too easy, but puzzles in the middle of the game have some good challenge to them. There are a number of red herrings in the level design, so keep that in mind - some levels are far easier than they first appear. I'd be hesitant to get this game for $10 (since that's the same cost as Sokobond), but if you want to grab a silly indie puzzle game - and you know what you're in for - there's fun to be had here.

Игра с виду выглядит весьма просто и, грубо говоря, халтурненькой. Но на самом деле за маской "игры на вечерок" кроется более 100 уровней, которые становятся сложнее с каждым шагом. Бонусные уровни - удивили) Разработчику однозначно желаю не останавливаться на достигнутом!

Great indie game, fun puzzles that gets harder (wasn't able to finish all of them yet haha) !

盤面に落ちているフルーツをすべて集めて目的地にたどり着けばクリアのパズルです。 主人公はカメで、いくつか動物の仲間が出てきます。氷の上では押して滑らせることができるが、地面につくと動かせなくなるペンギンや、１度だけ１マス先にジャンプできるかわりに、その後はふれるとアウトになるワニ、ぶつかると逆方向に吹き飛ばしてくるゴリラなど。 粗削りですが面白いパズルでした。意外な解法があったりして光るものがあります。難易度は基本的に難しくないですが、最終盤になると一気にカーブが上昇して厳しいレベルも出てきます。 難点は、十字キーを押すと１マスずつ移動するタイプではなく、アクション的な動きをしないといけない場面がいくつかあって、そういうところは操作性が悪くてやりづらいです。 日本語に対応していなくて、そこそこ英語での会話文が出てきます。「一手戻る」もできませんので苦手な人は注意してください。

World of Turtle takes the familiar foundations of Sokoban-style puzzle games and turns them into a cheerful adventure centered on Babo Turtle. Rather than relying exclusively on traditional box-pushing challenges, the game builds its puzzles around collecting fruit, manipulating objects, navigating environmental hazards, and ultimately reaching a helicopter landing zone. The rules are easy to understand, but individual stages become increasingly demanding as more mechanics are combined. Developed by Jack Le Hamster and Vincent Le Quang and published by Dobuki Studio, it is a modest production with a clear focus on puzzle design rather than visual spectacle. The adventure contains 100 levels spread across 10 stages, giving it considerably more content than its simple premise might initially suggest. Early puzzles provide enough room to understand movement and positioning before later areas begin combining multiple obstacles. Planning ahead becomes important because an incorrect movement can leave objects in inconvenient positions or close off an otherwise useful route. This creates the satisfying cycle expected from a good spatial puzzle game: examine the board, experiment with a solution, recognize a mistake, and approach the problem differently. Variety comes from the assortment of environmental objects and creatures introduced throughout the campaign. Breakable blocks and collapsing terrain can change how a route develops, while ice blocks, rolling carpets, and transport-related mechanics add new considerations to movement. Animals also contribute to the puzzle design. Crocodiles represent hazards, gorillas need to be avoided, and penguins can be kicked as part of solving certain situations. These elements give later puzzles more personality and prevent the entire experience from becoming a repetitive sequence of ordinary Sokoban boards. One particularly useful feature is the game's system for skipping difficult levels. Five passes are available for bypassing puzzles that have become frustrating or temporarily impossible to solve. This means a single challenging stage does not have to stop progress through the rest of the game. Better still, returning to a skipped puzzle and successfully completing it restores the pass. It is an effective solution for balancing accessibility with challenge because players can continue exploring while still being encouraged to return and finish anything they previously left behind. Visually, World of Turtle favors colorful 2.5D environments and a playful cartoon atmosphere. It is not a graphically sophisticated game, but that simplicity works well with the puzzle-oriented gameplay. Objects and characters generally have enough visual distinction to communicate their purpose without overwhelming the screen. The unusual premise also gives the presentation some charm. Guiding a turtle through hazardous environments filled with fruit, penguins, crocodiles, and gorillas before escaping by helicopter creates a deliberately silly personality that separates it from more abstract puzzle games. The soundtrack contributes additional variety, with individual music associated with the different stages. An unlockable Jukebox also provides a way to revisit the music outside normal progression. These are relatively small touches, but they help make moving between stages feel more meaningful. Automatic saving is another welcome convenience, particularly because the level-based structure naturally suits shorter play sessions. Keyboard and gamepad controls are supported, making it easy to choose whichever input method feels more comfortable. World of Turtle remains a specialized experience despite its additional mechanics. Players who dislike grid-based puzzles, careful positioning, or repeated experimentation may find the campaign too methodical. The straightforward presentation and relatively small-scale production also mean that anyone expecting elaborate storytelling, cinematic sequences, or technically impressive graphics should adjust those expectations. The enjoyment comes primarily from solving handcrafted puzzles and gradually learning how the different mechanics can be manipulated. Steam Deck compatibility is currently best regarded as unverified rather than officially confirmed as fully compatible. The game's lightweight technical requirements and gamepad support are encouraging characteristics for portable play, but without an official Steam Deck Verified or Playable designation, users should not assume that every aspect of the experience has been validated for Valve's handheld. Minor configuration or compatibility considerations may therefore be possible. Overall, World of Turtle is a charming puzzle game that successfully expands a straightforward Sokoban foundation with enough hazards, creatures, environmental mechanics, and progression features to maintain interest across a substantial collection of levels. The 100-stage journey provides good value for players who enjoy deliberate problem solving, while the recoverable skip-pass system prevents unusually difficult puzzles from becoming permanent roadblocks. It is mechanically modest and visually uncomplicated, but its quirky personality and steady introduction of new ideas make it more engaging than its basic premise might suggest. Rating: 6/10

[h2] 🥉 Jogo simples, amador e com ótimos puzzles [/h2] O jogo tem essa arte estilo MS Paint bem charmosa. Há várias animações, diálogos e interações, que apesar de passar um ar amador, você sente o carinho do dev! O que se destacou para mim são os puzzles. São 100 puzzles bem bolados. Muitos dos puzzles causam a sensação 'ah, isso é trivial! não... peraí' ... seguido de um 'ahá' ao descobrir a sacada da fase. A cada dez níveis uma nova mecânica é adicionada. Como blocos de gelo, esteiras, jacares. Em nenhum momento achei que o jogo caiu na repetição.

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