Untangle and unhook everything in the minimal puzzler hook by Targaciej.
Hi! I'm Bart Bonte, a Belgian independent game designer and bontegames.com is where I blog about new interesting browser and mobile games. My own games are all in the left column (or at the bottom of this page on mobile). More info about me and my games on bartbonte.com.
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27 comments:
hmmmm.
I like ur games beter
Good one! Haven't seen something truly original like this in a while.
I like this, it was not to difficult, but the idea was very good.
Relaxing!!! :)
Good short game. It challenges you enough that to give you a feeling of accomplishment, but doesn't over stay its welcome.
Really beautiful and peaceful game!
Thank you for bringing it to us, Bart.
very nice
That. Was. Awesome.
Thanks, Bart!
Lovely idea, but the flickering is very problematic and potentially seizure inducing. Certainly annoying enough for me to quit.
Great! I like it!
Great concept!
Really good game!
Hooray, I made it! Just my kind of game. Thanks for the link Bart!
Amazing game, but unfortunatly too short & too ease... I want more of it :D
I'm suck on the second level.
Easy, relaxing game. Loved it. Thanks Bart. :)
That was a great game! Love the concept.
I guess I'm the odd man out -- I found this really boring, even after it introduced movement. Ah well.
sweet game... would luv to see more levels :)
That was awesome, I'm sad it's over
My least favorite things that happen in puzzle games are slow resets every time you fail and timing. Didn't stop this game from being enjoyable though
Love this game concept. Enjoyed it, but it could be improved by adding a timer mode, and having some sort of acknowledgement when you complete it :)
a simple concept, done very effectively! happy to play all the levels
I imagined needles, fishhooks, anchors, & then I remembered when I beat all the neighbors to a very large plank (that was threaded amongst the logs on the beach) by sliding it out with a come-along.
We later used it to slide the trailer home out of the house we built around the trailer, & even used it to turn a tight corner to save a cherry tree.
I think my brain just imploded reading that last comment.
Very nice. Not too challenging, but interesting enough to keep me occupied. Very relaxing, too.
Perfect study break :o) Thank you
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