Precision-puzzle game Reflectile heading to Switch
Posted on August 14, 2023 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop
Matter Games was previously able to find success on Kickstarter for its upcoming project Reflectile. Just over $18,000 was raised, securing the title for funding. A Switch version is confirmed as well.
Reflectile, a minimal precision-puzzle game, has players going through various stages as they seek the goal by reflecting, directing, and slowing down their tile. More information can be found in the following overview:
Reflectile is a minimal precision-puzzle game that yearns for the early 2000’s era of video games. It will test your ability to cut corners, squeeze through tight corridors, and make split-second inputs to reach the goal of each stage. You’ll encounter stages of varying difficulty, all with unique challenges and stylish designs to boot.
The gameplay in Reflectile is deceptively simple: Reflect, direct, and slow down your tile to get to the end of each stage. Each world in Reflectile will have you discover and interact with different types of puzzle blocks, including bumpers, speed boosts, number tiles and many more!
Your tile has three different speeds, slow, normal, and fast. Going fast is optimal for speedrunners or completionists, but there’s no shame in taking the game at a normal pace! Slow is great for making accurate turns through narrow corridors, pacing yourself between moving objects, giving yourself more time to think about your next move. But be careful – you can only slow down so much before you combust!
All the worlds in Reflectile take place in a geometrical microcosm in which there are thriving, diverse biomes; each with their own unique aesthetic and charm. You will embark on a journey across this fascinating and enchanting digital universe by completing levels to unlock more and more worlds that you can explore and conquer. The world of Reflectile is a completionists’ dream!
View a trailer for Reflectile below.
Kickstarter Trailer
A release window for Reflectile has yet to be announced. Learn more about the project on Kickstarter here.
