Snaliens

Difficulty : 3/5 (Rather Hard) Global : 3/5 (Very Good) Curator page : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44695991-Anokturnus/]Anokturnus[/url] Snaliens is a good sokoban puzzle game, and like a lot of sokoban it's rather hard (despite the cuteness). There's a lot of mechanics, you don't just push blocks. One of them (panels that follow you and also change direction when you turn) is hard to grasp and requires you to really plan what you're doing. There are 4/5 levels with that gimmick + the last level that I thought were very hard, the other levels are smart but you shouldn't be stuck. Overall a very good little puzzle game, exactly what I expected.

Decent Sokoban-style puzzle game with some Snakebird inspirations (e.g. in the overworld). Suffers from some very uneven puzzle difficulty, in that I blitzed through many non-tutorial puzzles on roughly my first try (e.g. levels 39, 40, 42, 56, 57, 61, 81, 86), to the point that they felt like filler; while other levels entirely stumped me. This is the kind of game which may have benefited from cutting the number of levels in half but polishing those twice as much. This is exacerbated by some design elements that aren't entirely clear (e.g. in lvl 53, I didn't find it at all apparant or intuitive that only the center tile provided electricity), and a few game mechanics with very unintuitive corner cases (I still don't entirely understand the solution to levels 24 and 66; the solution to the first section in level 70 visually makes no sense; and nor does the solution to level 92, where the energy-transferring laser can activate wires even though they don't point towards it; and separat...

This game is lovely! Excellent puzzles and each one feels pleasingly different.

Great little sokoban/snake puzzler with some real head scratchers. A slew of mechanics to master, and some of the more challenging levels require a little out of the box experimentation. Don't be put off by the cutesy graphics, the puzzles pack a real punch.

Welcome to Sokoban where the level number doesn't matter and the order is made up.

I enjoyed this game, the puzzles are solid and engaging for a relatively low price. While many of the individual mechanics are relatively well explored elsewhere, this game does a good job of mixing some more classic sokoban style puzzle objects with some stuff clearly inspired by snakebird. It's a bit short and the first half of the puzzles feel pretty easy. Outside of the last area, not all that many puzzles had me stuck for long and I would have really liked there to be more puzzles like those in the ice and the desert areas.

It really is a hidden gem.

Mechanism is like uncertainty principle

not worth it

This sokoban game is boring if you ask me. You got reviews with play time of 1 hour saying it is a good game and I can't agree with that opinion. It is a casual puzzler that has some hardish levels. If you played many sokoban games like I did there is a big chance this game will have little to offer in terms of challenge and innovation. Not a bad game but I can'r recommend it.