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So far I am very much enjoying playing for a few minutes here and there, and while I am only just starting the 4th series of levels, I can easily see the care and effort that went into this neat and engaging puzzler. Levels rarely feel overly difficult (thus far) but still give a great sense of completion, especially when done in the optimal number of moves earning the 3 star ratings. It steadily introduces new mechanics which all so far have felt like a perfect and neat addition to the easy to grasp rules of the game. I enjoyed that instead of just asking for a review, which often comes across as bothersome and slightly pestering, they incorporated it into an intermission exert which gives a quick, neat couple lines about their passion for making games and desire to continue. I buy tons of premium games but rarely leave reviews but I am gladly leaving this well deserved 5 star rating/review in hopes of it somehow contributing to the continuation of this great team of devs goal of making more enjoyable games. Great job and thanks for the great game! Definitely worth the purchase and play through as it’s easy to play for 2-3 minute segments, or 2-3 hours, trying to perfect the next level :)

The game aesthetic is quite beautiful and the low poly design was a great decision, with overall appearances fairly similar to Monument by UsTwoGames. The game puzzles are built to ramp up fairly quickly in difficulty and the introduction of different mechanics without some afterthought of a tutorial is really pleasing because it allows the player to immediately play. The "pick-up, play, and close" idea allows the game to be continued without feeling like you have forgotten how to play. The game is intuitive and the mood set between the color and music is relaxing, taking away distractions from processing a solution. The game is great and overall a job well done. There is a minor fault that I have found with moving the game pieces. At times it seems that it's difficult to get a triangle into a specific position as it will hit certain vertices and not behave in the manner that I'm directing. Of course this one small issue may be user error unless others feel that they have had the same experience.

The developers made a stop on reddit at r/gaming that gathered a lot of well deserved attention, including from me. I'm not one to make a habit out of paying for game apps like this (only having otherwise bought Duo and A Dark Room) but the gameplay videos were enough for me to make a 3 dollar exception. I sure am glad I did! I just started world 4 and the difficulty is well paced, the storyline is cute and fun, and it's already well worth the money. I strongly recommend downloading this game. As the developers work out the few bugs and kinks, it can only get better.

I happened upon a Reddit thread about this game's release The puzzles I found filled me with joy, wonder, and glee I sent it to everyone; friends, family, even my 2 year old niece Give it a whirl I told them, once they play they would agree With giggles and laughs, they played with endearing delight Cherishing the tale of the piggy named Treasure They played with their auntie to watch the piggy's plight But sometimes the puzzles cannot be done at leisure No problem, I say, it will be only a matter of time Take it slow to ponder the answer, we're in no hurry or rush To blast through this work of art would be a terrible crime. So sit back, enjoy its simple track and chime ---- You worked hard on this game, enjoy the ride I hope my rhymes were on point and nice, I tried (Great work! I love this game you guys did awesome)

This game has a great story and is a great way to pass time. It takes a lot of thinking to be able to pass the challenges in the minimum amount of moves to get all three stars. I love the style of it, and recommended it to anyone who wants a game that they can play at their own pace, and that will be satisfied with beating a hard level after figuring out the pattern.