Delete

In the big family for the least Motley of small puzzle games that cost a bite of bread, but whose intrinsic value oscillates between the rancid and the bottom of trade of a bakery-is said chocolatin or chocolate bread, at home? -, let me introduce you to delete. Which revisits with ingenuity the so-so classic demminer, that everyone knows for having abandoned him, a little in spite of himself, quantity of his lost hours. Most often by a rainy afternoon, plagued by an irresistible apathy. For the two of the bottom who chuckle: Yes, I heard you add "on the computer of work". Except that delete does not just take the principle back stupidly. It enriches the concept by adding depth, to more than one title elsewhere. That is to say that you will now have to count with an extra dimension and what it implies of changes in prospects. This way, you will sometimes have buttons that will allow you to rotate or drag all or part of the figure, after which the values assigned to the boxes will evolve, in real time, according to their new position. The idea is simple, I agree, and still remains an astonishing efficiency! From the rest, without mentioning its simple graphic aspect, but clean, it is very well realized, level selector including. This means that chance never has its place in the resolution of the 50 levels that compose it. It may be regrettable that the challenge is not more noted, even though four failures will be worth repeating the current level, but the pleasure is indeed there. Is that not the essence? This challenge is even more modest for those who know the Hexcells series in all its seams, in the sense that some mechanics will remind you of the encodings which it used to limit the boxes on which the information carries. Conclusion, as much Lineway, of the same designer, was good, but dispensable, as much delete seems to me, in the genre, inescapable. To tell you, if it happened that way a sequel, I would sign on the hour! Verdict: 4.5/5-excellent, to buy the eyes closed! Did you like this evaluation? Find others by following our curation: we prefer them cold. And for what it is better to avoid like the plague, it is here: the purge.