Subterrarium

Subterrarium is a short but sweet puzzle game, with a harder (but endless) procedural mode. I've only played the hand-made puzzles so far, but enjoyed them thoroughly. Movement is what I would describe as a turn-based platformer, where gravity still affects you, but timing is unimportant. Levels are brief but challenging, and starting over never feels too frusterating. Don't expect too much content, I believe there...

6 found this helpful, 2016-05-31

This little indie game caught my eye. It seemed a thinking man's game. And it made me think a little bit about the classic Digdug. The game has two modes (not counting the succint tutorial), Challenge which are preset levels with an intended solution and Adventure, which is an endless mode, which tracks your progression like an arcade game. The gameplay is identical in both. You can move around and dig dirt in an...

3 found this helpful, 2016-06-17

A very simple game, kept me busy for a few minutes but ultimately I found it to be so arbitrarily random, limiting, and difficult that I lost interest pretty quickly. It's exceedingly easy to make one little mistake and then winning becomes impossible. Can't see any potential replay value, and I most certainly don't enjoy the game enough to want to actually try for level 3. The game is a very low price, so there's...

1 found this helpful, 2019-06-07