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This game is so taxing that I love it. Each game looks so easy at first but, of course it is not . I have thought several times that I cannot solve a level but keep going. I am struggling with a level at the moment but will continue. the coding must have taken ages, well done! Love it.

TL;DR Good game, but sometimes frustrating. 6/10-7/10, possibly 8/10 with some updates As a long time player of Unpuzzle, this game is a faithful recreation on PC This adds unnecessary frustration, as there are issues with Unpuzzle that have been recreated Why do I need to rotate a piece to clear it of the rotational property, when all sides are empty? Why can I not manually clear teleporting pieces once the stage is over? Why can I not just click anywhere on a directional piece to have it move? These issues are just what I recall from completing this game casually over the course of a few days, but they are frustrating elements that I find disrupt the relaxed experience The music encourages a sedate pace, and considering a lot of the time you are just searching for the next thing to click, I find it to pair quite well I would have liked to have some more variety in the tracks, as I felt like I was hearing a playlist of 3 songs on shuffle for the entirety of my time with the game The...

Sometimes you just need to turn your brain off from the noise of life, and do a puzzle. This scratches that itch perfectly.

[b]A very relaxing and satisfying twist to a "puzzle" game.[/b] Positives: - You don't need to think a whole lot about what you are doing. Obviously, the goal is to disassemble the puzzle, but it's just a matter of finding the few puzzle pieces that can be removed at a time and getting them out of the way (which is often just one of them). So it really plays more like a reverse jigsaw puzzle than a traditional puzzle game where you might have to plan everything ahead. Even if there are a ton of connections and symbols, the puzzles don't really get any more difficult or tedious. They just take a bit longer to complete. - The tutorial levels get the point across very efficiently, so it doesn't even feel like you need to learn how the game and the new mechanics work. - There are a ton of puzzles. - Music is fitting and adds to the feeling of just completing a few puzzles to relax. Neutral: - The controls are a bit weird. I guess on a tablet, sliding the tiles would be fun, but with a ...