This puzzle action game combines just the right amount of strategy with
action elements.

The game backdrop is a stage of linked multiple hexagons. To defeat the
enemies that appear on the hexagons, you must create steps to smash them.
And as you create the steps, the hexagons become higher and higher.
If you aren’t careful in how you make the steps, the height difference
between the hexagons will become large, preventing you from moving to
neighboring hexagons. You can only create a limited number of steps,
so you must create the steps and defeat the enemies with a certain amount
of planning keeping in mind your final goal.

Listening to the explanation of the rules might give the impression the game
is complex, but what the player can do is simple and there are rules for using
brute force, so you can play with a good tempo without deliberating over each
action. Although there was only limited time to play, the game appeared to
have the addicting aspect that is indispensable for puzzle games.

While not seeming original, the rules were designed well and the game can
be played with a rewarding feeling without stress. It has a strong feeling of
completeness, but I want to issue the big challenge of introducing rules and
performances with surprises to distract the player.

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Katsuhiko Hayashi