Twinfold

[b]twinfold[/b] is a really fun matching game, kinda like [b]2048[/b], but with enemies, deadly walls and skills to use. it's very easy to pick up and play but can get really hard and complex. the game is [b]turn-based[/b], plays in [b]single-screen mazes[/b] and you [b]move everything at the same time[/b] with wasd or the arrow keys. I normally hate this mechanic in puzzlers, but this game works a bit differently. your goal is to push yellow numbered blocks together to duplicate their value over and over again, and eat them to gain xp and heal. [b]health[/b] is important because [b]when you die, you have to start over from the beginning[/b], and also because [b]walls are deadly[/b]. if you push yourself against one, you lose a health point, and [b]there are enemies to deal with[/b] that can also harm you. every time you eat a yellow block, a single lost hp is restored, and after every match [b]walls move around[/b], effectively creating a new level, leaving you, enemies and yellow b...

Its a simple turn based puzzle game that lacks depth.I expected more from this developer ,to be honest I didnt expect an generic mobile game that has 0 imagination and doesnt stand out.When you learn how to get a higher score the game stops being fun and the whole concept fails.Now I know for some people that is perfectly fine but for me this game isnt good when compared with similar games.In the end this review is based on my opinion and for me this game is just boring and uninspired.Oh and the achievments dont work.

This is a pretty fun puzzle game. It is a roguelike so you will fail a bunch. Mechanic-wise it is a lot like into the breach, but your only move is sliding the board like 2048. Kenny Sun is a god game dev and his games are all consistently fun with good polish and music. It is especially worth it at it's price tag

This game is absolutely amazing. It's the sort of game where you see the high scores at first and think, "how did people ever get there?" and then with each session you notice your score getting more and more digits. Easy to pick up, challenging to master, cute and funny and deceptively deep, complete with that Into the Breach thing of constantly learning how different mechanics interact. More people desperately need to play this game. NOTE: My playtime here is relatively short because I also play on my phone and tablet - taken together, my actual playtime would be several times what you see on the stats here.

The power of imagination is here today.

Twinfold is fantastic. The flat design artstyle is very pretty, and there's a surprising amount of strategy in how you use ablilities. However, I don't see any reason to play the PC version over the mobile version, so maybe get the mobile version instead?

Recommended to me by Patricia Taxxon! The idea of a rogue-like combined with a tile movement puzzler tickled my fancy, and it plays well enough. I think I need to get my head in the right space to hit the higher scores but I can see this being a very good 5-15 minute killer while I'm on the bus. Its a small game with a small price tag, but I like it. It has a good gameplay loop and a little style to make it fresh.

I actually didn't like the game overall, but it's quite unique, a worthy expirience for a few hours. I (Note, I hate score attack games) The game consists of a series of proceduraly generated puzzles, the mechanics are pretty unique, there's often a super clever solution to be found, the elegant basic mechanics are the best part. It starts with a good pacing, you level up, discover new abilities and try to build a coherent build. I don't think abilities interact well with each other besides few obvious synergies, I never felt good about adding new abilities to the pool. So at the start of a run it felt pretty good, I looked at the achievements, oh boy, a million! Let's go, will I manage? I managed. The billion? No way! But yes! The problems started when I didn't die. I just played and played, and there were more and more enemies, and the abilities pile grew, and there always was a way to undo a move and live on... That life wasn't worth living, but I already spent too much tilme on the...

definitely has kenny sun energy to it

Twinfold is an absolute classic! A perfect fusion of brain busting slide puzzle reasoning and roguelike snap value judgments. It's got endless replay value and a smooth learning curve. A true gem