Scalak

Scalak is definitely created for those who like to actively think about logical puzzles in the evenings. You will have to look for patterns in each of them and each time new and unpredictable. The mechanics are very easy to master and will be practically no trouble in memorizing. The first levels are very simple, as they are aimed at familiarizing with the controls, but the further you go, the more difficult. A practically empty volumetric figure of any shape and structure will be placed in front of the user. It cannot be rotated or twisted in any way, so you will have to manage other objects located on both sides. The player needs to place them in a given space so that they form a single whole, and there will be no hints about how it should look. You need to independently understand what the pattern of their placement is and try to guess what the overall picture could be in theory. Sometimes, a slightly incorrectly rotated triangle can interfere with the completion of the level. So you will have to think a lot and constantly strain your brain. Skalak is very bright and unusual. Some will be able to completely relax and relieve stress in the process of assembling a figured puzzle, while others will be irritated by slight chaos or the fact that even after an hour they did not succeed. The main thing is to get real emotions from the game and feel pleasure in the process. In total, it presents about 90 maximally diverse and atypical levels.