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"Zink is a peaceful yet challenging puzzle adventure, where you guide cubes across an evolving archipelago. Manipulate the cubes in satisfying chain reactions to clear the board, using innovative game mechanics and subtle hints. Enjoy a stress-free experience at your own pace, with no timers, and play it your way with mouse, controller, or touch support."






Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
- The game offers a relaxing and satisfying puzzle experience with a good difficulty curve and engaging mechanics.
- It features a large number of levels, providing many hours of gameplay, and is praised for its aesthetic and music.
- Players appreciate the ability to brute force solutions when stuck, making it accessible while still challenging.
- The controls on the Steam Deck are poorly implemented, making gameplay less enjoyable.
- After a while, the game can feel repetitive due to a lack of new mechanics across its many levels.
- Quality of life features are lacking, such as customizable controls and more audio settings.
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay features a well-crafted puzzle design with a small grid and various interactive elements, such as movable cubes and different types of pyramids. While the introduction of new mechanics adds some freshness, the overall variety may not sustain interest over nearly 2000 levels. Nonetheless, the game is praised for its satisfying mechanics and pacing.
“Just a really well crafted and satisfying puzzle game with great mechanics and pacing.”
“Each level has a relatively small grid with a few pieces on it, cubes that you can move, pyramids that cannot be controlled, but need to be pushed off, sand pyramids that crumble when you hit them, and a few other mechanics.”
“A few new mechanics try to keep it fresh, with some success.”