Jubilane

"Jubilane" is far better than its predecessors, "Cavesweeper" and "Tess Elated". It's a hexagonal minesweeper with picross elements. If you get stuck, deduce the colors of each question mark and swap the tiles. Most puzzles can be finished without any guessing. There are 72 puzzles in the Adventure Quest. Completing quests will earn you treasury tokens. This will unlock new game modes, different fonts, color themes, and background artwork. You can play any way you like in Solo and Multiplayer modes. The puzzles are all randomly generated for unlimited gameplay. There's also an editor to create and save your puzzles. It's logical fun that's both challenging and rewarding. NOTE: Multiplayer is currently offline.

a powerful emotional experience. can you solve the puzzle of your soul?

Really fun puzzle solving with a surreal aesthetic. Like an alternate reality take on nonograms

A bold, stylistic puzzler with an extremely addictive system. Just absolutely pulsating with creative energies. The swap mechanic is a game changer.

A cool, relaxed puzzler in the vein of nonogram stuff like Picross or Cave Sweeper. Has one of the best menu tracks I've ever heard, sick art and some nice unlockables. A cup of my own blood..... yes please, m'lord

Fun music! Really catchy and nice art direction.

It's nice to live in a world without timers.

bankbank's latest mind-melter Jubilane is just as addicting as his previous Cavesweeper (of which i'm a huge fan), though more fleshed out and fully realised. great selection of music, unlockable backgrounds (by various artists) and other goodies keep the game fresh while you are challenged by the minesweeper of the pandemic age: Jubilane. Jube that Lane NOW.

Just starting this game up I love everything about it. The graphics are a mix of modern absurdist humor and nostalgic computer graphics that elicit feelings of the 90s-00s. The character of Rubelard has me smirk and blow air out of my nose in a 'hmt' with each quirky saying that comes out of their 'mouth'(?). The sound design too- it's just great. I especially love the sound of metal pipe hitting the ground with each prize ball that falls out of the treasure machine. The puzzle design and gameplay have me coming back to this game whenever I have a free moment. I always enjoyed games like picross and mine sweeper, and this game is a perfect and zesty fusion of those two concepts along with its own unique flare in the form of swapping tiles and etc. Going into this game I already knew I would love it after seeing the compelling trailer over at Wainstop Enterprises on YouTube, but finally playing the game, I can confirm that this is yet another stellar game from this company and their inc...

This really does feel like the pinnacle of bankbank's puzzle games in this style. The number of "ohhhh" moments in the first five minutes of play as the mechanics fall in place is unparalleled and guarantees you'll be hooked on the gameplay. I'm loving the presentation too, really good intersection of the various Wainstop artstyles that assault the senses, and being able to customize puzzle colors is great. The level editor isn't really my thing but it's great that it's included. Haven't checked out multiplayer yet but I am itching to school some Jube-heads. LONG LIVE RUBELARD.