Recent reviews by SolvedPack

I really wanted to like this game and I did like most of it but there are a few things which make this game very annoying.

In "The Style" gallery, when the grid lines disappear, it becomes too hard to play, in fact it becomes less puzzle and more trial and error which is not good in a puzzle game. Something similar happens in the "New York City" gallery when the colour palate reverses and the main line is indistinguishable from the background.

Rest of the game was great, the mechanics were interesting and the puzzles were not that hard but it got a bit repetitive sometimes. and to be fair, those issues arise near the end of those galleries. The game was relaxing and cozy except for those parts. Also, I feel a cozy and casual game should have controller support but that's probably just me.

If the accessibility issues above don't concern you then I would suggest to get it when it's on sale. But I still won't personally recommend it because those specific paintings/puzzles were very frustrating.

I really loved this game. The art style, the music and the story were all very pleasing. The game mechanics are also very interesting. The game is also very straightforward on how to progress. There are side quests which are slightly more challenging but they're still a breeze. Overall, I found it to be worth it.

I love this game a lot! I have just finished the "Double Trouble" coop story dlc (which is free!) and me and my friend had a lot of fun. We both found the levels to be very well designed. While there are a lot of types of troops and the troop icons can be a bit confusing sometimes, once you learn how the troops work you can get going reasonably fast (Even if you can't, the troops reference sheet is a click away). I also has local multiplayer (upto 4 commanders), arcade, puzzles, and custom content so you have a lot you can do if you finish the campaign.

I bought this game purely for nostalgia. I had played Ancient Empires 1 and 2 long ago and wargroove seemed like an exact copy of those. But this game is much more than that, they've introduced so many interesting concepts, like weather, special powers for commanders (groove), fog which limits vision, and each of these add a lot to the gameplay. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase.

This game is a lot of fun! The colour changing mechanic is really fun to use. The story is good enough to make you see through to the end but you can just ignore it since it doesn't affect the gameplay. Some of the levels are hard and a lot of the later ones require slightly-precise timing, so it is not for everyone.

This game has very unique movement mechanics (but not complex, only takes a few minutes to get a grasp) and it's super chill. It might be a bit too easy for some—especially because of how forgiving it is but that is also a plus point if you're a couch gamer. There are additional challenges and mini-games which do increase the difficulty somewhat but are not part of the main story. Speaking of which, the story itself is simple, nothing too grand but intriguing enough.

TLDR: easy, chill game with unique mechanics

This game got me teary-eyed. The story is short but absolutely beautiful, and the storytelling is top-notch. The gameplay is pretty simple, though I did get stuck for a few minutes here and there since it wasn’t always obvious what to do next (though the dialogues do drop hints).

If you're a fan of nonograms, this game is a gem!
I went in blind—expecting just classic nonograms, but was pleasantly surprised to find a charming 2D game with a humorous storyline. The inclusion of hidden secrets makes exploring the world even more enjoyable.
The tutorial does an excellent job of explaining nonograms for newcomers, and the controls are intuitive and easy to pick up.

Really cute, short game but the story is essentially about polygamy which is probably not acceptable for most people . If you can let that pass then the game is nice for casual gaming. I also liked the movement mechanics, they are very unique. There are also levels after the main story with a little bit of replay-ability.

Edit: Do note that the story is not integral to the game so you can just ignore it if you're not a fan of it.

This is a really good game for both coop and singleplayer. It gets harder if there are more players (up to 4 only) but that makes it much more fun.
It is essentially mining with your friends while yelling at each other to fulfill their rolls. I found the scout role to be best as I love the grappling hook. It also works really well with the engineer role which can put down platforms and turrets.
Also, I want more flares!!

Good* for single player but not coop. If a friend dies then they only spawn in the next stage which is reasonable but if for some reason they disconnect then they can't rejoin which sucks a lot.
This game is also very hard, I was kind of hoping easy difficulty would allow casual gaming but no, it's still hard.
*Good for those who want a challenge, but terrible if you are looking for something even remotely casual.