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A review of Sokobond, a (fun, we promise) game about chemistry
Neither here nor there.
Puzzle
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Luna revisits early animation to play with camera tricks
The first girl in the moon.
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Sokobond makes us forget why we hated high school chemistry so much
Ah, the high school memories.
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Alcazar puzzle game comes with 60 new puzzles to exercise your brain
The Sudoku for those who dislike numbers
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Infographic platformer Metrico to chart your frustrations on August 5th
As slick as Device 6, but substantially less sinister.
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Alcazar will puzzle your afternoon, bend your brain
Prepare to cede your afternoon. Jérôme Morin-Drouin of the Incredible Company has released a delightful and maddening puzzler in the form of Alcazar. Drawing on elements of Moorish design, from which the game takes its name, the game asks you to merely connect two or more exits in a straight line wh
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Shop class gets algorithmic and metaphysical with cube-within-a-cube mod
We don’t often get the chance to talk woodworking here at Kill Screen, but this instructional video on how to cut a block of wood into a square that is suspended inside another square—also a block of wood—lets us dream of a nerdy foray into the industrial arts we never knew. You may think master ca
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Behind The Road Not Taken, Spry Fox’s labyrinthine successor to Triple Town
Cheat to win.
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Pushmo World offers great puzzling, but the Wii U deserves more
A legacy of missed potential?
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Kiwanuka is a puzzler like its cast: simple, charming, and short
It takes a village.
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Hitman GO is a dapper little mutation
Shuffling the pieces with the video-board-videogame.
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FRACT OSC isn’t a synthesizer or a game. It’s both
The triumph of the middle way.