Dubio

Short and fun game about specific mechanics used in various levels, like inverting gravity, activate and deactivate color coded pillars and such Some levels feel harder to play and read than others, but some others give a pretty satisfying feeling when you finish them, and there's usually not a single way of completing a puzzle, that freedom of solution is rarely found but very much appreciated.

*** mobile port with a bunch of "features" actively working against you if youre playing with mouse. other than that fun physics platformer that looks cool. not too short, lots of fun ideas.

you choose when to make your ball bouncy, and when to make it non-bouncy, that's all you can do. with this modest ability you navigate a set of super clever, peaceful, abstract levels, collecting what i'm calling the crystals. the early levels almost complete themselves. about half way through it starts to get tricky and the elegant swinging rhythms get punctuated by more frequent restarts (RMB). when you're struggling, the hint system is ambiguous enough that it doesn't always supply the solution immediately . disclosure: i'm a friend of the devs.