Shatris: Infinite Puzzles

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Shatris is a puzzle game about filling in all cells on the screen with the help of certain small shapes (blocks). Each shape can be used multiple times, which allows levels to have multiple correct solutions. Every puzzle will offer you between 1 and 5 blocks to choose from. There are a total of 500 man-made puzzles in Shatris and you are free to determine their order. Moreover, if you are up f…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

73%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

music4 positive mentions

Nice, relaxing puzzle game with great music and charming visuals.
Offers a large number of levels and the ability to generate endless random puzzles.
Smooth controls and a casual gameplay style make it enjoyable for players of all ages.

Many levels are too easy and repetitive, leading to a lack of challenge.
Some levels contain broken elements, such as incorrect numbers, which can be confusing.
The soundtrack is limited and can become repetitive, with some tracks being grating.

music
10 mentions
40 % positive mentions
30 % neutral mentions
30 % negative mentions
The music in the game is described as a nice, relaxing jazzy soundtrack that enhances the puzzle experience, though it features only a few tracks, leading to repetitiveness and some songs being perceived as grating. Overall, while many players appreciate the music, its limited variety may detract from long-term enjoyment.
- “Nice, relaxing puzzle game with great music!”
- “The music in this is so so good??”
- “The very jazzy soundtrack only has a few tracks, it gets repetitive fast and some songs are more grating than others.”
- “The very jazzy soundtrack only has a few tracks; it gets repetitive fast, and some songs are more grating than others.”
- “The very jazzy soundtrack only has a few tracks; it gets repetitive fast, and some songs are more grating than others.”
- “The very jazzy soundtrack only has a few tracks; it gets repetitive fast, and some songs are more grating than others.”