Title: Flat Path
Genre: Casual, Indie
Developer:
GooDCrafter
Publisher:
GooDCrafter
Release Date: 24 Aug, 2016

English

Flat Path is a great simple puzzle game that isn't trying to be something it's not.
If you have some time to kill, this is a perfect little game to keep you busy.
. Well great simple game, easy achivement, though it's a bit boring. Not a bad game at all. Its a casual puzzle game to pass the time. Some of the puzzles are easy, some are more challenging.

Gfx:
Simple graphics, but it works for the game. The white background can hurt the eyes. The devs thought of that and included a night mode with a dark color scheme. Thanks

Audio:
Click sounds are good, did turn off the music after one level.

Gameplay:
The game is responsive, no visible unintentional delays and the mechanics are intuitive.

Overall:
Definitely worth a dollar of you like puzzles.. The perfect game to find out if you are meant to become the plumber that will fix successfully the water pipe system at your neighbors' house.. I saw this game featured on the Steam Store. I saved up some CS:GO skins and bought it. It is a perfect game to play at the end of the night, or if you just hop on your computer for a second. It is very similar to a mobile game, and could most likely be made into one.

I would defiantly recommend this game, and the price-tag is just perfect for what you get so far! The game is still very brand new, and you will soon be able to customize your own levels.

Very chill and clean puzzle game!. It looks nice. But other than that really not fun. I really don't like the puzzles (which may be subjective).. If you've ever played Tubes, you'll find this game oddly familiar. The music begins to grate but that's easily turned off. Considering the price there's plenty of content, I'd say it would take an hour and a half to two hours depending on your experience in puzzle games.. Flat Path is a very simple puzzle game with intuitive controls. Of course, just because it's simple<\/i> doesn't mean it's easy<\/i>; ever since I figured out how to solve regular sliding puzzles when I was a kid (and impressing what few friends I had in the process), a small part of me has always been seeking a decent sliding-puzzle challenge. Flat Path definitely qualifies as a sliding-puzzle challenge, and it does not disappoint.

The object of the game is simple; slide the pieces until a complete path is made from the colored node to the uncolored node(s). The catch is that you only have a limited number of moves to do so, and from my experiences, it's always<\/i> the exact number of moves required. Fortunately, you get unlimited attempts and restarts on each level.

The soundtrack and sound effects have volume sliders in case you want to dampen or mute the sound of the clicking of the tiles or the unintrusive BGM. A lot of times, puzzles are easier to solve if you're listening to your own music, or nothing at all, so that option is available should you choose to use it.

In conclusion, Flat Path only has one thing to offer, but it offers it in spades; a vast plethora of sliding puzzles that get increasingly difficult with each level. I would recommend it if you want a nice and low-priced puzzle g