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Who would have thought something as simple as connecting blocks together could be so good? Dis Pontibus will keep you going for hours.

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The idea is simple, to get to each new island you need to build a bridge by walking over blocks and moving them around. It's not a lot to look at, the graphics and presentation are about as simple as it gets but it gives off a huge amount of charm in such a small package.

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Some of the puzzles are really surprisingly clever, requiring you to give them a good few attempts before you get the blocks in the right order to cross over. I think the developer Marcos Donnantuoni managed to make something really quite unique here.

There's only really one downside, which is that the puzzles do end up getting a little repetitive. I would love to see the idea expanded, to include a couple more mechanics. It's already pretty good but even two more mechanics would expand the possibilities dramatically.

Just a note for those on a notebook with a lower screen resolution: The Unity launcher has a rather large logo on it for the game, pushing the controls off the screen. I've let the developer know.

You can grab it now from itch.io and Steam.

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dpanter Jan 17, 2019
That's a very bright game, otherwise nice looking puzzler with a very affordable price.
Suggested a Dark/Night mode in the Steam forums.
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