The Path Home

Another great puzzle game with a really nice art style and a relaxing soundtrack. In this game, you play as a girl named Ikoi who is heading home, and your goal is to help her by flipping and rearranging tiles to create a pathway to the objective. Each level introduces new elements to the puzzle, making them progressively more complex. I'm someone who finds puzzles challenging, so many of these took me a while to solve, especially since I didn't use the hints, which made it even harder for myself. Despite that, I enjoyed the game a lot. If you're into puzzle games, I definitely recommend giving this one a try.

This is a great puzzle game with a touching story. The main mechanic is pathfinding - you have to manipulate the grid based map to lead the character to the goal. First there has to be a path, and second you may have to lead them through secondary objective they won't seek out on their own, or make sure they don't go to false goals instead. I've never seen anything quite like it.

This game is relatively cute and fun. I wish the cut scenes were a bit more involved. It feels a bit flat to me, which seems intentional since most of the time there is no shading, but with how cute the art is in the puzzles, it feels like more could've been done in the cut scenes to make the experience feel more immersive. As for the game play, I enjoyed that the puzzles kept adding new behavior. Some puzzles were pretty tricky for me and had me stumped beyond cozy levels until I came back with fresh eyes. The soundtrack was a bit repetitive and jarring to me, to be honest. Something a little softer (sounds sounds in the music just sounded harsh) would've made the puzzles that took me a bit longer easier to sit through. Overall, for the price, I think it's a fun game and entertaining, but perhaps nothing special. 6.5/10