Astro-g

This game is like a nice round of miniature golf combined with world/physics discovery elements that reminded me of Braid. You get the same jolt of adrenaline that you would feel getting a hole in one by banking a golf ball off 3 walls, rolling down the hill, going through the windmill and into the hole...except the windmill is in space...with variable gravitational pulls. Super fun discovering the different mechanics in each level and the variety throughout the game. Everything from timing-based levels to bank shots to full-on Rube Goldberg machine goodness. Since you can't go play miniature golf anyways due to quarantine, pick this one up and have a great time testing your skill.

I stumbled across this game somewhat by accident and tried it based on the reviews. I've only played it for a short time, but I've found it to be quite addicting and will continue playing more tomorrow to see how far I can get. As other reviewers have said, some of the puzzles are challenging and will leave you scratching your head. However, this isn't a bad thing. It's just the right amount of difficulty imo. The music is pretty space-groovin too. definitely digging everything about this game so far.

Cool game with a simple but very deep mechanic. The difficult ramps up quickly but the near misses just make you want to keep trying. Highly addictive and fun!

Very fun puzzle game where you outsmart gravity. I got it running on Linux using Proton 5.0-9 and a launch argument of "PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%" It plays fine with a mouse, but definitely try this with a controller to see it really shine. I was able to stream it to my Android phone using the Steam Link app. I could actually see that being the mode where I eventually finish the game. The bite sized levels make it great for a quick distraction between tasks.