TaniNani

WhyKev / Jan 23, 2020 / Indie

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Explore a unique puzzle experience in your own pace. TaniNani is a puzzle game where you move parts of the level around to help the characters find the crystal and each other.

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What's new

TaniNani Content Update

2020-08-17

Hello everyone! I hope you all enjoy this update with a bunch of new things! News: • 36 new levels • 6 new unlockable outfits • Chapter 1 & 2 are re-designed • Updated Challenge UI Hope that you have fun with the new content! Take care, Kevin

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What players say

Positive

88% positive, 32 reviews

Recommended2 hrs played

Cute puzzle game with native Linux support. Great game to take a break with when you need to unwind. It ran with no problems on my system: OS Distro: Manjaro Linux RAM: 8GB CPU Vendor: Intel CPU Model: i5 6400T @ 2.8GHz GPU Vendor: Nvidia GPU Model: GeForce GTX 960 GPU Driver: Proprietary Resolution: 1920x1080 Gamepad: Steam Controller

11 found this helpful, 2020-02-02

Recommended3 hrs played

A surprisingly well thought out and addictive puzzle that you can play in short sessions, perfect for people who don't have much free time on their hands. The complexity grows as you play, new mechanics are introduced, and it is definitely not as easy as you might think! Also the developer is just a wonderful person, he is streaming his development sessions on Twitch, and it is always a pleasure to watch. I hope...

9 found this helpful, 2020-03-04

Recommended1 hrs played

Very cute and fun game where you have to make 2 lil gummy to meet and kissing XD ..very good game to spent your time if you just wanna chill !

12 found this helpful, 2022-06-05

Not recommended5 hrs played

Played on Steam Deck. The strength of the early half of the game is the simplicity but once multiple mechanics come into play it loses the deductive reasoning and feels a lot more like trial and error. The logic becomes muddled and without a hint system it is hard to even know where to start, and when combined with the timing requirement on many puzzles the logic can be correct but still not know because of a...