- July 13, 2016
- RainbowTrain - Maciej Targoni
- 2h median play time
klocki
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klocki is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by RainbowTrain - Maciej Targoni and was released on July 13, 2016. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
Klocki is a relaxing and minimal experience. Loaded with a lot of different puzzle mechanics.











- Relaxing and visually pleasing minimalist puzzle game with soothing ambient music.
- Intuitive mechanics that are introduced gradually making it easy to learn and progressively challenging.
- Good value for money considering the amount of content and level of polish.
- Very short game with about 80-90 levels and can be completed in under 2 hours.
- Lack of quality-of-life features such as level select, progress indicator, and no credits or message upon completion.
- Some sliding tile puzzles that certain players find tedious or frustrating; minimal in-game options and no volume or resolution settings.
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The gameplay of this minimalist puzzle game is characterized by intuitive, progressively introduced mechanics such as sliding, rotating, and swapping tiles, which are combined in increasingly complex ways across 80+ levels. While the puzzles start very easy and are not overly challenging, the frequent introduction of new mechanics keeps the experience fresh and engaging, though some players wished for deeper exploration of certain mechanics and a longer playtime. Overall, it offers a relaxing, well-paced, and creatively designed puzzle experience that relies on player discovery without tutorials.
“The puzzle mechanics are introduced slowly throughout the game, by starting with extremely easy ones, introducing a new mechanic with a very simple puzzle, focusing entirely on that mechanic for a bit, and then melding it with all the other mechanics already introduced.”
“The game regularly introduces new mechanics and has the right amount of levels to explore the interactions between the different mechanics without becoming boring.”
“The gameplay itself is quite nice with levels starting very easy and getting a bit harder level by level while introducing new mechanics where the game becomes a bit easy again so there is this nice wave of difficulty which doesn't make you feel stupid and frustrated even if you are as bad as i am with puzzle games but it remains challenging enough throughout the whole game.”
“A bit too easy, the game keeps introducing new mechanics, it explores them a bit, then introduces a new mechanic without ever getting harder; the puzzles just get bigger, although it adds some variety to the puzzles.”
“What you have to do to solve it, vis a vis the actual game mechanics required to achieve a win-state, and sometimes what that win-state will even look like are not always clearly explained to the player. Without outside help, it can be truly unclear what you are supposed to be working towards to solve the puzzle.”
“81 levels are just too few, and often I found it frustrating that once a certain mechanic was mastered and ready to expand on difficulty, the game moved forward to new mechanics instead of building on the previous ones.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
klocki is a casual puzzle game.
klocki is available on PC, Mac OS, Phone, iPad and others.
On average players spend around 9 hours playing klocki.
klocki was released on July 13, 2016.
klocki was developed by RainbowTrain - Maciej Targoni.
klocki has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its gameplay but disliked it for its replayability.
klocki is a single player game.
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