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An alternate take on the classic fairytale of Rapunzel in the form of a puzzle game with horror elements.
Roll the rectangular block into the square goal in each level without falling off the grid.
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Based on the fairy tale - "The Frog Prince". High in the castle a princess awaits, you will have to plan your steps and find a way to bring the golden ball to her. Use your long tongue to grab and swallow the golden ball, but beware, the ball is heavy.
The best 3D puzzle game where you will maneuver a shaped combination of blocks falling from the sky to match other blocks and clear the layers.
press x to invoke your sigil pay attention to the rival wizard's spells
Originally inspired by Touhou Project's Seija Kijin, who has a screen-flipping attack in a shoot-em-up which I'm sure has never caused anyone to rage-quit Touhou 14. Unfortunately, screen flipping isn't all she's going to do to you here... The base gameplay is fairly standard tile matching, but your actual objectives may change from level to level and complications will quickly begin compounding. Hopefully you can clear everything before Reimu has some kind of stress aneurysm.
An easy-to-learn puzzle game where you can't stop moving. Collect all the orbs and get to the exit without crashing into anything. Wrap around the map to get to hard-to-reach locations and discover new challenges in each zone.
Village Apothecary is a puzzle game about brewing potions. You are an apothecary, and the villagers need their potions. Get a request, add the ingredients together, and brew the potion. The trick is adding the ingredients in the right order; make a mistake and you'll end up with the wrong result!
Can you find your way in a world where the ground shifts under your feet with every move? Slide and rotate cubes in this gravity-defying world to find the correct path for Princess Angelica and her friends. Flip the world and you may just discover that the journey matters far more than the destination – and that stereotypes are not to be trusted. Inspired by “Orlando Furioso,” the 16th-century Italian epic poem by Ludovico Ariosto, the constantly shifting physical world of Roterra reflects the many conflicting points-of-view in the poem. The constant changes in perspective are not only a core feature of the gameplay but the of the narrative itself, prompting players to see female agency and power in a whole new light.