ROWROW

rowrow is a mathematical sliding game, except the role of numbers is played by shapes, which was enough for me to try the free version on kongregate, then pick it up, seeing as I'm not a math kind of person and actively avoid most puzzlers with numbers, except picross/nonograms and their derivatives. it also shows how smart I am if I'm tricked this easily, but there you go. your goal is to move shapes around so that they add up to the black shapes scattered around the level. for instance, if you need a square, you can move a square to that row or column, or a triangle and a dot, or two lines, or a line and two dots, or four dots, but nothing else. doesn't sound too bad and it starts out easy enough, but of course you have to take other rows, columns, directions and mechanics into account as well, and sadly later levels turn into trial & error madness. there are about 100 levels, which should keep you busy for a few hours, but not all of it is fun, most levels are either trivial or wa...

Each symbol represents a number. For example: A triangle has three sides, so it's a 3. Slide rows of black symbols to fill the white symbols. A Challenging Mathematical Sliding Puzzle!

[h1]Overall - Recommended[/h1] I think this might be one of the best minimal puzzle games on Steam. It's unique, challenging and visually appropriate. Sounds are great, ambient and not over done. I needed some time to get the hang of it but after 20 stages it was fun to play with. There's a few twists on the road to the end. Really clever. From stage 80 til the end it really gets challenging(Still couldn't solve few stages). Great game. [h1]Game Objective[/h1] Align blocks to match several goal shapes for each stage. (There's a animated in-game instruction) To be honest I wouldn't have needed this. Maybe players who don't play much puzzle games might. [h1]Puzzle Logic[/h1] 4.5/5 The most thing I like about this game is its unique-ness. A lot of minimalistic puzzle games on steam are fun and enjoyable maybe more compared to this game but in many cases they lack the unique factor that this game totally has. and it comes from the puzzle logic. The levels where you combine the Gridlock-s...

I don't think the shapes really work, they look good and that's it. I'd just prefer numbers. Game started getting pretty guess-and-check-y towards the end. Options don't save on exit and music keeps turning itself back on. Some levels would benefit greatly from a way to mark tiles as "solved", just a little easier for the player to remember what they've deduced already.

Wow, this puzzle was hard.

Nice game. I've almost finished it, and it became more interesting than expected. First 84 levels weren't that difficult, but starting at level 85 there were some more difficult levels which also took longer to solve

Overall is a nice product with well designed levels but there should be an option to use a dark theme or the possibility to change the background color, this white background it's hurting for eyes.