Recent reviews by 4dof, gl

oh wow

Stellar work, i'm glad to see 17733 (...and a lot of other ilk) start to precipitate video games and I look forward for more. Maybe even more truck'em'ups...
You get to take it easy, you get to truck, and you get to be sad. What more do you need?

I do have to caution that you will see a lot of rough edges, but aggressive use of the airlift will get you out of anything. Ideally, you should play each chapter in a single sitting (some chatter will repeat if you save/load within a chapter)

honk

yea

A good followup to the original Caliper. Currently a tad shorter, but since Caliper got extra levels, the sequel might too?

In a lot of ways this is more Caliper, but with fiddly movement replaced with tile-based movement, and puzzles that are more contained. Death prevention could be more aggressive (you're only prevented from dropping into the void), but overall, I feel that this is a decent puzzle game, especially for the price.

A good, cute semi-platformer. Not too tough and a bit rough around the edges, but it offers something different and fun.

Top notch puzzler. The individual puzzles are tough, efficient, and significant. You can't really ask for much more.

The obvious point of comparison would be Stephen's Sausage Roll, and, well... PPP doesn't really have any story, and it does get beat puzzles-wise, but gosh, that's a high point of comparison, and the puzzles here fight for it really well.

Six-ish short-ish puzzles. The closest way I can think of to describe it is a 3D analogue of Recursed with the aesthetic of Antichamber. I hope you skipped watching the trailer, since it's a slight spoiler...

The amount of walking you'll probably need as you try to understand the puzzles (and later on, just solving the puzzles) is a bit excessive, but the puzzles are still pretty sharp.

And hey, it's $3.

heck yeah

Like sausages, Stephen's Sausage Roll is a puzzle game about sausages, cooking sausages, and leaving nothing to waste.

Incredible.

It's ok. There are a lot of parts of the game that make programming not... pleasant... but it's a reasonable introduction to low-level programming.

You probably shouldn't go for the efficiency challenges if you're planning to program outside within games.