Loowa
PuzzleLoowa is the opposite of Lucas. When Lucas is scared, Loowa is brave. When Lucas is feeling cornered and wants to hide, Loowa is capable of moving forward...
Puzzle Wizard is a very difficult, color-themed puzzle game designed for serious puzzle fans who love to be challenged. In Puzzle Wizard, the player's movement is restricted to a single color at any point in time. Players must find a path to the key where none appears to exist. Each of the 12 levels introduce a new mechanic, resulting in a continually expanding range of possibilities for the player to consider. All puzzles are logically designed and solved. The extreme difficulty of Puzzle Wizard naturally emerges from the domain; not from excessive obfuscation. The solution is usually right under your nose, but still it hides!
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Hi,
Seems interesting.
Where is it available ?
This pages says "Released 2014-08-13", your homepage says "Coming soon".
WHich is righjt, wich is wrong, and where available ?