$0.99Oik 3 Sixty tiny physics puzzles
Click away the blocks around it, watch gravity do the rest, and let the calm music carry you through 60 short levels.
Is Oik 3 worth it?
Oik 3 is worth it if…
- you want a low-pressure puzzle to unwind with, no timers and no punishment for a failed attempt
- you like short games you can finish in an evening
- you played the Zup! games or the earlier Oik entries and want more of the same, with a gravity twist
Screenshots
One click, one falling block
Every level is a small stack of shapes and a simple job: the blue block has to end up resting on its blue platform and stay there for three seconds. The way you get there is by clicking blocks to remove them, one at a time, and letting physics settle the rest. Red blocks have to go for the level to count, green ones need protecting, and grey ones are just there to be cleared. Some stages add a twist: a round object marked with arrows flips gravity when it falls or flies off the screen, so blocks that were dropping suddenly drift the other way. It sounds fiddly, but the rules take seconds to learn. Most levels go down easy, a few ask for a couple of retries, and the whole thing wraps up in a few relaxed hours.
How long does it take to finish?
Do you need fast reflexes or a good mouse hand?
No. The whole game runs on single clicks: you click a block, it disappears, gravity takes over. There is nothing to aim, drag or react to, which is part of why it plays as a calm, take-your-time kind of puzzle.
Is there any music?
Yes, one relaxed track loops in the background for the whole game. It stays pleasant and unobtrusive, and it suits the slow, click-and-watch rhythm of the puzzles. If it is not to your taste, muting it does not affect anything else.
