I’m the developer of Wire, a 2D top-down puzzle game that I think you may like.
The goal is to restart the repeater present in each level. Players must explore to understand the non-euclidean geometry, enabling them to solve puzzles. Examples of the effects of these geometries are: looping, unexpected changes of direction, returning to places different to the ones you departed from, etc.
Each level presents a mechanic that will be expanded upon in the following ones, with the first few serving as an introduction to the different game elements. The intent is to help players that aren’t familiar with these types of geometries to understand how they work so they can solve more advances puzzles.
All levels follow the same rules, even though it may not be obvious at first blush. Take for example this recording:
There is only one repeater per level, even though you can see four here. That is one of the effects of non-euclidean geometry! You’re seeing the same repeater multiple times.
