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Tag or the game of 15 is a well-known game from the puzzle series.

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Tag or the game of 15 is a well-known game from the puzzle series. The number 15 in the name of the game comes from the number of pictures enclosed in the box. In total, there are 16 cells in the box, one of which is not occupied by the picture. The size of the box is 4x4. The player can move the pictures in the box due to the free cell. The goal of the game is to collect pictures so that the main photo card is located on the right, using as few moves as possible. The game is considered completed as soon as the goal is reached.

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Publisher:

robot8784

Homepage:

https://robot8784.itch.io/galaxytag

File Size:

143 MB

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Another puzzler from robot8784. Generously, the seventh one given away here in the last couple of months.

Downloaded and installed on WIn10HomeX64 without issue. Opens in windowed mode and offers a choice of 2 languages, English and Bulgarian. The gameplay, as described above, is like those slide puzzles many of us old enough to remember may have carried in our pockets years ago. The graphics are sharp. The music started out okay but then, IMO, got very repetitive. There is no mute in the game that I could see so after awhile I just lowered the volume on my laptop. No biggie.

More challenging than it may seem at first glance. A medititive, self-paced game without all the noise and flash of most other games we see. I enjoy puzzle games and based on that I'd say if you like them as well then give this a try.

Thank you to robot8784 and the GGOTD team.

Reply | Comment by jboy – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

depending on the random distribution of pieces, the games can only be completed 50% of the time.
Very frustrating

Reply | Comment by Robert M – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

Another puzzler from robot8784. Generously, the seventh one given away here in the last couple of months.

Downloaded and installed on WIn10HomeX64 without issue. Opens in windowed mode and offers a choice of 2 languages, English and Bulgarian. The gameplay, as described above, is like those slide puzzles many of us old enough to remember may had carried in our pockets years ago. The graphics are sharp. The music started out okay but then, IMO, got very repetitive. There is no mute in the game that I could see so after awhile I just lowered the volume on my laptop. No biggie.

More challenging than it may seem at first glance. A medititive, self-paced game without all the noise and flash of most other games we see. I enjoy puzzle games and based on that I'd say if you like them as well then give this a try.

Thank you to robot8784 and the GOTD team.

Reply | Comment by jboy – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

jboy,

Hi JBoy, Thank you for your feedback. I almost missed this one. I checked just after the usual start, and there was nothing. It seems it wasn't posted until 30 minutes after the usual time and is the reason I missed it.

I checked when the new one went live and found that it was still available until 30 minutes after it's usual close.

Also, thank you to the developer. I do love anything that has alien planets, whether they be realistic or cartoon like. Astronomy and Sci Fi have been a love of mine since my childhood ( My father bought me my first telescope when I was 9 years old and my English Literature teacher got me into reading Sci Fi as he used to read Sci Fi short stories to us (his was the last lesson on a Friday afternoon before school closed for the weekend). The first Sci Fi book I took out of the local library (and eventually purchased) and read was Space Cadet by Robert Heinlein, (still got it 50 years later).

This is your last chance to grab the premium AAA game from Epic Games i.e. Star Wars: Battlefront II, which ends at 4pm this afternoon (UK time) (less than 8 hours from now). You have to have both the Epic Launcher and Origin installed to be able to play the game.

Notes on Security

I checked the installed game with Virus Total and it was totally clean. You can see the results HERE

Reply | Comment by Whiterabbit-uk – 3 years ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

Whiterabbit-uk,
Hi Stephen! Thanks for the reply. I happened to come back to the page in the afternoon and saw no comments posted so I thought it may have been a system glitch. I happened to still have the original tab opened with the first posting so I resubmitted it, thus the duplicate.

I like outer space and sci-fi stuff as well. I too had a telescope and we'd go up on the roof to use it. You have a good memory to remember the age you got one. Also to recall your first book from the library. Impressive!