In Euclidean Skies, you’re a sword-wielding heroine who moves across beautiful, abstract levels one sky-high square at a time.
Or tries to. Each level is a geometric shape hovering above the clouds. Construct paths by shifting, twisting, and rotating the level itself—square by square, column by column—to get from one end to the other.
Spatial confusion isn’t the only thing standing in your way. Creepy armed enemies stalk you, moving only when you do, and can be defeated solely from the side or behind (if you’re smart enough, you can also crush them between movable blocks).
Euclidean Skies never sits still, frequently adding new puzzle elements to keep you guessing. Those looking for an even steeper challenge can aim for perfection by completing levels in the minimum number of moves. Of course, you can ignore that and stick with the low-pressure puzzle-solving.
However you choose to play, the controls are streamlined and simple. Just tap to select different sections of the environment and drag to twist them into new shapes. And while its brain-bending puzzles are no walk in the park, the game offers up bright, colorful graphics that are easy on the eyes. If you like your puzzles vibrant and stylish—and aren’t afraid of heights—take a flight through Euclidean Skies.