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Euclidean Skies2018

Euclidean Skies

2018 Kunabi Brother69Worthwhile

Playtime

ShortTypically 6 hours

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Details

Launch
October 25, 2018
Developer
Miro Straka
Themes

Overview

Euclidean Skies Official Trailer - iOS

Euclidean Skies combines marvelous architecture and turn-based movements to create a beautiful world with mind-bending puzzles. The game’s focus is on shifting and rotating the world to gain tactical advantage and overpower the enemies in 55 elegant, but incredibly challenging levels. Experience unique, mystical worlds with game-play completely twisted around, gorgeous graphics, smooth shadows, floating castles and scary foes. Designed for all ages, Euclidean Skies evokes the feelings of a physical toy, where the joy lies in the act of play. While it’s possible to play the game with efficiency in mind, playing around with different shapes and forms, without the pressure of solving a level, can be truly satisfying too.

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Reception

perspective jiggery-pokery is always a great idea for a puzzler, rubik's cubes less so, as far as I'm concerned. gotta help the girl trapped on sometimes pretty cool landscapes reach the exit, ideally with relatively few moves, though there's no hard limit and rotations don't count, only steps. enemies have to be disposed of first, position her next...

Steam, , 4 found it helpful

Imagine if Professor Rubik got into a bar fight with a Samurai and they decided to settle their differences by designing a video game. The result is Euclidean Skies. It’s the only game that makes you feel like a mathematical ninja, gliding through shattered worlds where your primary combat move is rearranging the architecture until the bad guy is standing...