- March 17, 2014
- Thomas Bowker
- 18h median play time
LYNE
Platforms
About
LYNE is a minimalist puzzle game that offers hundreds of pre-built puzzles and an infinite number of procedurally-generated ones. The game encourages players to connect shapes and fill the board to unlock color palettes, all while being soothed by dynamic audio. With its clean layout and calming ambiance, LYNE provides a challenging experience that is also relaxing, making it a unique addition to the puzzle game genre.



- Great variety of puzzles with a gradual increase in difficulty, keeping players engaged.
- Relaxing atmosphere with soothing sound effects and minimalist design.
- Daily challenges provide additional content and replayability beyond the main game.
- Can become repetitive after a while due to lack of new mechanics introduced in later levels.
- Some puzzles may feel tedious and rely on trial and error rather than logical deduction.
- No cloud save feature, which can lead to loss of progress if the game is uninstalled or changed devices.
gameplay
327 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of Lyne is characterized by its simple mechanics of connecting shapes on a grid, which allows for a gentle difficulty progression and a relaxing experience. However, many players find the lack of new mechanics introduced over time leads to repetitive and tedious gameplay, despite the abundance of puzzles available. While the game offers a satisfying challenge and is well-suited for casual play, its limited variety may not sustain long-term engagement for all players.
“The core gameplay involves connecting shapes on a grid to complete geometric patterns.”
“The difficulty progression is well-paced, adding new mechanics and constraints as you advance without becoming overwhelming.”
“Simple yet challenging gameplay.”
“The gameplay gets very repetitive after a while, and you get bored easily; also, it does not have much replay value.”
“Regrettably, said playtime gets somewhat tiresome after a while despite its increasing difficulty, as there are no new mechanics introduced later on.”
“Repetitive - the game runs out of new game mechanics early, as it presents them to you in the first sets, and then it's just a combination of those in the rest of the game.”