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Soothing puzzler, short and sweet
This game is a gem. I love its aesthetic minimalism, which extends to its lack of instructions (they’re unnecessary here), bells, whistles and ending screen (who needs them — really?). The puzzles are not that many and not very challenging, I played through the whole thing in two or three sittings, but they’re so enjoyable that I started replaying them the next day already.
So many similar (and often lauded) games, like Two Dots, are full of ads and/or attempts to lure you to buy stuff in-game. What a blessing then to meet a game that asks for your two bucks once and then never pesters you again, leaving you to its blissful play.Show lessThomas Tvileren
Zen Puzzle Perfection
If you want to zone out and zone into some minimalist puzzles Klocki is darn near perfect. The difficulty ranges from tutorial level easy to fairly complex, but they’re always satisfying. But what really separates this game from the pack is the variety. While all the puzzles do belong to the same theme, every dozen puzzles or so the puzzle mechanics and appearance change. This keeps the game feeling fresh and interesting, and prevents the boredom that often sets in with these kinds of games. I love it. I’d glad buy Klocki 2, 3 and 4 if they were available.Show lessDemoRaze
Love it. My only complaint is that it’s too short.
This game is slick and engaging. I hope future updates contain more levels.Emmbei1