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🏆 Winner of the Google Indie Games Festival 2022! Move lines through the cells to put them in specific slots. Rotate, move, push or teleport them and use other game tools to solve fun puzzles. • New unique puzzle mechanics with high variety and complexity • 175+ individually designed levels based on 10 core mechanics and their combinations • No timers or pressure: just you and puzzles • Self-explanatory flow that doesn’t need any interruptive tutorials • Minimalistic, clean and simple design • Symmetrical gameplay experience • Light and Dark mode • Colorblind-friendly • One-tap controls • Built-in solutions • Not a single text line :) Enjoy!

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Invert - Tile Flipping Puzzles

Invert is a tile flipping puzzle game for fans of brain teasers like Reversi, Go, Sudoku and Rubiks Cubes. **REVIEWS** "Just what we are looking for in a puzzler" - 8/10 PocketGamer "Watching the tiles shift color is mesmerizing." - AppAdvice "...a game that’s as smart as it is welcoming." - Gamezebo In Invert you press buttons around a tile grid that flip a certain pattern of tiles. Your goal is to make all tiles the same color using as few moves as possible. Easy to solve, but hard to solve well. GAME MODES - Campaign: Solve levels in certain amount of moves. Take as much time as you need - there's no time limit. - Challenge: Solve levels against the clock. Use as many moves as you want. - Expert: Similar to Challenge Mode, but a lot harder. Like, a *lot* harder. FEATURES - 20 mind-bending patterns with 1000's of combinations - Over 120 hand crafted levels - Custom soundtrack per level - 2 unique gameplay modes - 1 expert mode. - 0 distracting advertisements or commercials Invert is made by Glitchnap, a Copenhagen-based band that makes games instead of records, and published by Noodlecake Studios. "If you’re a big fan of Rubik’s Cube-type puzzles, Invert should fire your engines." - AppAdvice "Invert ... should give puzzle fans something tasty to chew on." - TouchArcade