$0.59 (−40%)Reflex
A plain little puzzle game about clearing every shape off the screen. You hold the mouse button, send things flying, and move through more than 70 levels that keep getting trickier. Simple graphics, pleasant music, and a hint button for when you get stuck.
Is Reflex worth it?
Reflex is worth it if…
- you like simple puzzle games you can finish in short sessions
- you want something low-pressure with hints when you get stuck
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Clear every shape off the board
The job is always the same: destroy all shapes to finish the level. You hold the mouse button and try to knock them out, then the next of the 70+ levels loads up, a little harder than the last.
It is the kind of puzzling you can do half-distracted with tea in hand. Stuck on one? You tap the hint button, pick another level from the menu, and keep going.
Simple looks, easy rewards
Expect spare graphics and steady, pleasant music, with nothing else competing for attention. The levels are short and quick to retry, so a session can be ten minutes or a full clear in one evening.
The puzzles are the snack; the showcase shelf is the meal.
Good to know before you play?
How do you actually play it?
You hold the mouse button to destroy shapes, clear the screen, and move to the next level. Clicking the screen opens the menu where you choose levels, and a hint button helps you through a level you cannot pass.
How many levels are there?
More than 70, and they get more difficult as you go. The order is fixed through the menu, so you can replay or skip around when you want a breather.
Is it a relaxing game or a hard one?
Relaxing first, mildly tricky second. The actions stay simple throughout, so the challenge comes from clearing later levels rather than learning new controls.
