Cache Grabbers

I've been enjoying it. It is a chill game about mapping puzzles.

A unique game, to say the least. It is a bit hard to understand and navigate through the game, though I do enjoy the simplicity and secrets. The general feeling and personality of the game is definitely something I enjoy, and is something that Triple A game studios will never be able to achieve. It's a little repetitive, but in a good way. I especially enjoy the "caches" you get at the end. A rubber duck? Hell yeah! All in all, I am quite impressed by the game, especially considering the fact that it has no major bugs day of release. A very good game for a first release. Godspeed, Bear Minimum Games!

A great puzzle game works hard to make YOU feel clever for solving it, rather than trying to make you think the creator is clever for making it, and in this game it totally works. I spent a lot of time not necessarily heading straight for the objective, but uncovering a lot of the map and trying to find the most remote places I could triangulate with the barest sliver of tower, striving to solve in ways that may not have been expected. The fact that more often than not I was allowed to do this shows how dedicated the game is to fun and exploring. I really honestly had a blast. I am also rarely one to play a game with headphones if I am not doing multiplayer/chatting at the same time, but the great sound design and especially the chill music made me slap them on and just zone out while I played, getting completely immersed. it's always a good sign when a game leaves you wanting more!

This is my first time writing a review: this is my first time making a Steam game my favorite. I'm staying up too late walking around listening to the guitar and the birds, while trying to uncover every inch of every map. Nice work, Bear Minimum... my kids will have to deal with a tired, grumpy dad tomorrow. I hope you're happy with yourself.

Cache Grabbers is a nice, short game that lets you relax and unwind after a long day. I've never played a game where triangulation is the primary game mechanic, but this game shows that there is certainly a level of satisfaction with crossing lines and coloring in maps. While the puzzles never quite crossed the "challenging" threshold, they were all interesting enough to keep me playing. There's a little bit of a learning curve when initially figuring out what the game wants you to do, but once you figure out the handful of mechanics it's smooth sailing. In fact, there were many instances where the game had a "designated" way to solve the map, but the mechanics were open enough to allow me to shortcut and avoid needing to mark some towers. I enjoyed the feeling that this gave, it made me feel like I was forging my own solution. I did at some points think that the game was a little too slow, particularly with the map. Every time you mark or draw a line from a tower, it does a pinging e...

A very thoughtful and chill game! I loved exploring and filling in the map. The secrets were fun to find and had a good sense of humor. This is a very unique kind of puzzle game that's very satisfying to play!

I enjoyed Cache Grabbers a lot. The name might imply more of a frantic, wacky type of action game, but it's actually a chill orienteering puzzle game with a dry sense of humor. The music is great, and the puzzles make you feel smart. I hope there will be a Cache Grabbers 2.

So much to love about this game - the effortless way you move through the landscape, the chill guitar soundtrack, the satisfaction of uncovering the map, and your ever-expanding cache hoard. Looking forward to completing all the levels and discovering as many secrets as I can about this weird place. There's no better game for just vibing than this.

Very relaxing and charming experience. For fans of puzzle games like The Witness and Myst, games that teach you how to play them, but much easier to engage with and play casually.

I love this game. The loop of triangulating your location based on towers and then using that location to confirm the location of other towers is very satisfying. Honestly the process of revealing the map is more satisfying than working to GRAB THE CACHE. Very relaxing and good to fiddle with while listening to podcasts. I want more. More levels, bigger levels, a sequel... I dunno. More of this.