I initially stumbled upon TaniNani on the TIGSource boards again in October when developer Kevin Andersson first posted it. At the time, I’d vowed to be extra lively within the boards—which has not panned out—however happily Andersson is extra diligent than I’m and finishes what he begins. When I occurred upon TaniNani once more immediately it was to search out out that it’s releasing on January 23rd.
I’m all the time astounded what a very good gif can do to cease me in my shopping tracks. Watching the pixelated tiles of TaniNani’s stage swap to convey the 2 little blob creatures collectively practically mesmerized me. The method the tiles break aside, swap, after which bunch again up collectively is snappy and satisfying.
On every stage there’s a crystal and a number of little blob creatures rolling alongside their respective tiles. You’ll swap two tiles at a time to alter the trail of the blobs in order that they will decide up the gem after which reunite with each other.
When I first discovered TaniNani, Andersson had already deliberate out a number of extra puzzle alternatives for TaniNani. Some ranges have keys to acquire. Some are powered. Some are locked in place and can’t be moved. It’s such a neat, clear little thought and I’m a giant fan of straightforward however efficient puzzle designs.
TaniNani can have 120 individually-created ranges when it launches later this month, every with particular further targets. After seeing that Andersson additionally went to the difficulty of creating a visible level editor, my subsequent hope is that he lets us gamers idiot round with constructing our personal puzzles.
You can wishlist TaniNani on Steam earlier than it comes out on January 23rd.
