- February 20, 2017
- ThinkOfGames
Linked
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About
"Linked" is a minimalistic 2D puzzle game with 144 levels, where you solve puzzles by drawing lines of specific lengths. The game offers relaxing, short break-friendly gameplay and features Steam integration with achievements and trading cards.





- The game offers a relaxing and simple puzzle experience, making it ideal for casual gamers.
- With 144 levels, the game provides a decent amount of content, and the minimalist design is visually appealing.
- It's a great time-killer, perfect for short gaming sessions without the pressure of time limits.
- The gameplay can become repetitive, as there are limited mechanics and little variation in puzzles.
- The music is often described as annoying and repetitive, leading players to mute it or play their own music.
- Some players found the puzzles too easy, with many levels requiring minimal thought or strategy.
- music38 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game is generally described as calming and relaxing, enhancing the overall experience, but it suffers from a limited selection, often looping the same track repeatedly, which can become annoying over time. While some players appreciate the soothing melodies, many recommend muting the game and playing their own music instead to avoid the repetitive nature of the soundtrack. Overall, the music contributes positively to the ambiance but lacks variety, leading to mixed feelings among players.
“The soundtrack is also a standout feature, with its soothing melodies and ambient sounds adding to the overall immersive experience.”
“The music is pretty relaxing, and the sound effects are satisfying.”
“The game is exactly what it looks like, nice music that's actually relaxing, nice animations and simple gameplay.”
“The music gets annoying quickly since there's a limited number of songs and it plays them randomly, even repeating the same track.”
“Not necessarily a difficult game to complete, but it was painful to listen to the same piano keys playing over and over for 45 minutes.”
“Get your own chill playlist going though, the only music you get here is a simple loop that grates within minutes.”