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Some of my favorite puzzle games are ones that have a seemingly too easy mechanic for the first few tutorial puzzles, right until they drop a single rule that completely recontextualizes everything that came before and gives an incredible glimpse into how the upcoming puzzles are going to shape out. As soon as I saw how exactly I was expected to cross the limes I knew this was going to be a good game

This game has everything - satisfying and pleasing level layout, mechanics that are simple to understand but build upon each other in very clever ways, some truly great aha moments, and even a microban reference!

Very cute game! Fun twist on standard bullet hell, makes you have to navigate in some interesting ways

I was half expecting it to turn into Bad Apple by the end. Very clever concept!

There's actually a full version that's much longer, with a full 9 (soon to be 10) different regions to traverse with unique enemies and bosses, and a scaling Ascension system to make future playthroughs more challenging!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2084000/Shogun_Showdown/

Found this from Garden Asada's Youtube channel and I am blown away by how good this is. You absolutely nailed the style and unsettling atmosphere of both inspirations.

Ah, all right then. Sorry I can't help you!

Do you mean Minecraft dimensions, mods, or servers? Depending on what you're looking for, there's a few things I could suggest.

I loved this game! It's got a really unique mechanic that, while really brain-bending at first, I eventually got used to and really enjoyed messing around with!

This is an absolutely wonderful game! The music, the concept, and especially the level design just all work together to make an absolutely amazing experience. The core part of any puzzle game is that "aha!" moment, and this game just had so many of them all the way through! Massive congrats on getting to the top 20, and here's hoping more people get to play your game!

Absolutely okay with me! My high score without the exploit is the same as the one I posted below (243)

I may have found a massive exploit. If you place a flowerbed, then click again on a card before it disappears and gets replaced by a new card,  you can play the same card twice in a row. I was able to use this to get a score of 382

A very clever little game! My high score so far is 243. I've loved learning all the little tricks, like how to place the flowers to ensure you don't leave an unfillable single space.

This is really fun! I'm interested to see how well it would translate into a purely physical game. The cards would be easy enough, and swaps/hp could be kept track on a piece of paper. However, I'm curious how the values at the top are generated. Is it a simple random number 10-20, or something more?

This was an incredibly amusing game! I loved thinking about how to optimize my deck and how to conserve resources, and the ending sprint with a deck of nothing but stairs was very enjoyable.

Same here. I'd love to play!

I brought "Bring me to the end" to the end of heaven mode, but nothing happened. Is there some other secret I'm missing?