you've heard what everyone else has said. purchase game.

Beautiful game with an excellent gameplay loop. If you're a linguist, a conlang creator, or a puzzle game enjoyer, this is the perfect game. There's a little bit of stealth involved in some puzzles, but nothing should be too tricky. It's mostly focused on the glyph mechanics. It's super worth it.

A beautiful, haunting game. Absolutely worth it. Keep pushing through -- you'll find the game only gets better as it progresses.

What a fun and amazing game! I love all the jokers and having to revise my strategy during my run. If I had a nickel for every card game roguelike that I really liked and sunk a huge amount of time into, I'd have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it's happened twice

A really cute programming puzzle game! Both programming + interacting with the objects in the puzzle kind of puzzle game. Also adorable and quite well-made. Worth it if you love Baba is You or programming puzzles, or just puzzle games in general. 10/10

This is a fun game, I guess. Rage-inducing, though.

One thing I despise is the millisecond you reach the limit of 75% board fill, the game immediately ends. No buffer time, no waiting until the end of the round. It's incredibly annoying and unfair that we're just...unable to go above the 75% limit for even a second to bounce some of the pooool balls off of each other to merge a bunch and clear a good portion of the board. That's my biggest gripe, I think.

I dunno. I still like the game, and I would recommend it, but if the devs are reading this: could you install a toggle that allowed for the next ball in the hand to be spawned before the game force-ended? Other than that the game's pretty fun

100 hours!!! here's to 300 more trying to reach perfection.

papa my beloved

it's fun! there are a lot of microtransactions but they're not for anything super necessary, at least if you're a casual player like me. plus you earn the Special Currency pretty frequently. only downside is when you get to the levels in the 200s and your computer burns hotter than the sun.