I really want to drive a motocross bike here. If you are making it into a "big game" my suggestion is to make a really big map with little puzzles so you can look at their progress
As a puzzle, "arrange 9 tiles in a grid" hits some limits pretty quickly. But, the design is amazing: the use of depth to get ridges and waterfalls and hills, the directional flow of rivers to a lake, the bridges that help interlock the rivers with the roads...
Even after saying "sure, nine tiles, I get it," I kept looking back and wanting to know how the next set fit together. I can see this as the basis for something much larger, if you wanted it to be. (4x4 grids! People and boats! A plot!)
Fun! At first glance this feels like a standard shuffler puzzle, but parity ensures that each tile only has one orientation for every position on the grid, which makes this a lot easier (and more fun) for me to fiddle with.
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Clean and lovely aesthetic! Getting some slight Carcassonne vibes, making sure tiles have matching edges.
I really love this game.
I really want to drive a motocross bike here. If you are making it into a "big game" my suggestion is to make a really big map with little puzzles so you can look at their progress
Really loved this game
That's a great puzzle game!
Addicting, I LOVE ITT
Spectacular! Recommend playing in Firefox and not Chrome.
aweasome
Love the design and how pretty this is with such simple elements
that was really satisfying to play :D
This is such a nice time! Can definitely feel the "just one more turn" sinking in the more I play.
this was fun to pla
After figuring out how the mechanic works, it's a pretty nice to play, especially since the difficulty is "just not too simple". Very nice tiles too!
This is super cool! I love the art and the puzzles are really fun to play with. Awesome work!
As a puzzle, "arrange 9 tiles in a grid" hits some limits pretty quickly. But, the design is amazing: the use of depth to get ridges and waterfalls and hills, the directional flow of rivers to a lake, the bridges that help interlock the rivers with the roads...
Even after saying "sure, nine tiles, I get it," I kept looking back and wanting to know how the next set fit together. I can see this as the basis for something much larger, if you wanted it to be. (4x4 grids! People and boats! A plot!)
Fun! At first glance this feels like a standard shuffler puzzle, but parity ensures that each tile only has one orientation for every position on the grid, which makes this a lot easier (and more fun) for me to fiddle with.