Zenge

Zenge
by Michal Pawlowski - April, 2016

Available at:
Steam



Zenge is a peculiar puzzle game, telling the story of Eon - a lonely journeyman who's stuck between the worlds and time.

Game is intended to be a relaxing experience, thus there are no points, stars, tutorials, move counters, in game shops or any other distractors. Just pure, immersive journey with Eon, told through gorgeous art and music.

Made by Michal "Hamster" Pawlowski and Konrad Januszewski (he drew it!).

Free Soundtrack : https://soundcloud.com/hamster-on-coke/sets/zenge-soundtrack

Zenge (Puzzle)

Zenge is a puzzle game with interesting mechanics, lovely music, and beautiful artwork.

You will choose your screen resolution, graphics-quality and Windowed or Full-screen before entering the game.  Once there, you can turn off the music and/or sound effects if you wish.

Unless you're playing Windowed, the only way (that I found) to exit the game is by hitting the Esc. button.

The early levels are very easy, showing you the basics of the game.  Move the puzzle pieces where they belong.  Not hard, right?  As you progress, however, you'll have to start planning out your moves, especially as they add new mechanics into the mix - Things such as spots where you can swap, shrink or flip pieces; color-coded movement; pieces that stick together under certain circumstances... It's just great!

Upon completing each puzzle, you will be presented with a new piece of artwork - art that portrays a wordless story.  If you lose track of the story along the way, don't worry!  You'll get to see a slideshow of all of the story pieces at the end of the game.

The music is soothing, and you can get the soundtrack for FREE HERE!

In all there are 70 levels to complete, and you'll gain your one achievement for completing them all.  I had to really think about some of these levels, but in the end I was able to "puzzle" out every one of them without resorting to a walkthrough (pun intended).

This is a wonderful game, which I recommend to any logic-puzzle fan!  This is a dev to watch!