[b]6/10[/b] Knock off pieces one by one until only one remains. There can be only one! [b]What is it:[/b] A minimalist puzzle game in which you have to knock pieces into one another, rolling into and pushing them off into the water. Each level has a relatively small grid with a few pieces on it, cubes that you can move, pyramids that cannot be controlled, but need to be pushed off, sand pyramids that crumble when you hit them, and a few other mechanics. The goal is to figure out the right sequence of moves that leaves only one cube standing. The game is simple, but pretty and relaxing. There are a lot of levels, and after a while it starts to feel a bit repetitive. A few new mechanics try to keep it fresh, with some success. The controls on the Steam Deck are not that well done, it seems that it was tacked on. Basically there is a mouse cursor, which the left stick moves, and the right stick instructs the piece closest to the cursor to move. Still, the game is decently made, so I ca...
Zink
- Release Date:
- May 8, 2024
- Developer:
- Yprac Studio
- Publisher:
- Yprac Studio
- Platforms:
- Windows
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About This Game

Embark on a serene yet challenging puzzle adventure in Zink, the game where you guide cubes across an enchanting archipelago of tiny islands. Each level features a unique set of pieces, including cubes, sand pyramids, magnets and more. With 65 chapters of increasing difficulty—from very easy to extremely difficult— there is always a new challenge to tackle.

- Innovative Gameplay: Novel game mechanics provide a fresh puzzle experience.
- Dynamic Environments: Enjoy relaxing visuals that evolve as you progress.
- Subtle hints: Grab a one-move hint to guide you in the right direction.
- No timers: Enjoy a stress-free experience at your own pace.
- Play it your way: Mouse, controller and touch supported.

In Zink you manipulate cubes in satisfying chain reactions to clear the board. The challenge lies in finding the right sequence of moves that bumps all the pieces into the ocean. As you play, the island shrinks around the pieces that are left, and when there is only one cube left, the level is complete. As you progress through the chapters new pieces are introduced, adding layers of strategy which require increasingly clever moves.

Zink is developed by a passionate but small team of one person. I hope to offer you a nice game that is simple to understand, while also providing enough depth for players who want to challenge themselves. I'm very grateful for this creative outlet, thank you for considering Zink, please let me know if you enjoy the game!
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User Reviews
Took me 6 hours to get to "Hard 1". On the dark side I might be able to fail an IQ test. On the bright side it only felt like 45 mins. Satisfying transitions, animations, and level progression made time fly playing what feels like a fun take on slider puzzles that quickly become tricky but rewarding to figure out. As a fan of games like The Witness, Stephans Sausage Roll, Filament and other popular titles in the genre, I found myself engrossed in ZINK and will absolutely be recommending it to my friends as the price to value ratio makes it hard not to consider at least trying!
Simple, easy to learn rules with a surprisingly large amount of complexity. Great aesthetic, nice music, hundreds and hundreds of levels to play through - so far with a pretty nice difficulty curve.
Zink? More like ZENk
Need a mental break? Enjoy mental exercise that isn't painful? Want to tune out but not be a passive potato? This is the game for you. Take a break from whatever, go up a stage or two in Zink, the get back at whatever is was a little fresher. Nothing too deep here, but not shallow either. It's probably worth full price if you need a lot of breaks at your screen and fresh air isn't a thing you like. If the devs keep adding and tweaking it can only get better. Also it keeps telling me I'm a genius
Good game, fell asleep while playing (in a good way)
such a wonderful game, great pacing and aestethic, simple yet challenging, great value
Good Game + It gives you better aim in CS
Great game!
The music and graphics fit perfectly to the nice game design
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System Requirements
Minimum
- OS *: Windows 7 SP1+
- Processor: X64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support
- Memory: 1024 MB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 750
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 100 MB available space
FAQ
How much does Zink cost?
Zink costs $7.99.
What are the system requirements for Zink?
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 SP1+ Processor: X64 architecture with SSE2 instruction set support Memory: 1024 MB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 DirectX: Version 10 Storage: 100 MB available space
What platforms is Zink available on?
Zink is available on Windows PC.
Is Zink worth buying?
Zink has 100% positive reviews from 15 players.
When was Zink released?
Zink was released on May 8, 2024.
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