If you like your puzzlers to come with clever mechanics and impressive visuals, then SPHAZE is one that should be on your radar. The game initially launched at the beginning of July and the core idea is to rotate discs in order to align different paths which you can then send little orb-shaped robots down and hopefully end up with those spherical little guys safely in the center of the puzzle. There are all sorts of rules at play depending on the puzzle, which makes SPHAZE more of a logic puzzler as you’ll have to think ahead as to what rules are in play in any given situation, what type of obstacles might be in your way, and of course the proper path to route your robots into the goal.
Thankfully this is all made the more enjoyable thanks to the circular nature of SPHAZE’s puzzle designs. There’s something satisfying about rotating the ring segments of each level, and there’s an active element to the puzzle solving too as often you’ll need to rotate segments while your robot(s) are traveling along the paths in order to ensure they follow the right directions and end up in the goal. There’s even some non-circular puzzles thrown in to keep you on your toes, and it’s definitely not worth glossing over the excellent implementation of haptic feedback as well as a cool parallax effect if you move your device around. And as was already mentioned, SPHAZE is a gorgeous looking game with great use of color and lighting effects.
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