Verge

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Name: Verge
Works on: windowsWindows 7 and above
Version: 1.1
Last Updated: 27 Apr 2017
Category: CasualPuzzleLogicArcade
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Works on: Windows 10 | Windows 8.1 | Windows 8 | Windows 2012
File Format: exe

SHA1 Hash: f453a838aee2ca465bf695d5d859da68d2466c52
Game Platform: PC | Windows
Price: Free
Size: 25.6 MB

Rating: 2.1904761904762 out of 5 based on 63 user ratings
Downloads: 931
License: Free
Verge is a free game by Falco Software Company and works on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 2012.
You can download Verge which is 25.6 MB in size and belongs to the games category Casual, Puzzle/Logic, Arcade.
Verge was last updated on 2017-04-27 and is currently at version 1.1.
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Description

Sometimes even the simplest ideas can have a great impact on the players when it comes to video games, because people love to tackle challenging puzzles using simple mechanics. However, everything must have a purpose, otherwise the effort feels pointless and it’s difficult to go on when you are just repeating the same tasks over and over again.

Place shapes on a tiled board

Verge is a very simple idea in theory, but the gameplay requires a bit of practice before you are able to understand how everything works. In short, the goal of each level is to occupy a certain cell on a grid, using one of the multiple shapes available at your disposal. These shapes can only move in certain patterns around the board, and all sorts of traps make an appearance along the way.
While some of the shapes have a very strict and classic movement pattern, such as up or down a few cells, others are a tad more complex, much like it’s the case with chess pieces. Hence, some can be moved diagonally for quite some distances, while others hop from cell-to-cell following certain patterns. It gets easier after you play for a while and learn how everything works.

Avoid the enemies and make as few moves as possible

Enemies make an appearance after the introductory levels, and some of them have the capability to move. Naturally, it’s important to avoid the cells occupied by them, but sometimes this requires a bit of planning beforehand. Even so, the difficulty level is fairly forgiving, even this is your first contact with this type of game, given the fact that you can always reset the level and try again.
The graphics are a tad disappointing, on the other hand, because a lot more could have been achieved, even with the simple technology used by the developers. In this case, the annoying colors can even make it difficult to play sometimes, because it’s tough to see the road ahead when the colors are so bright and similar to each other on the board.

A nice idea that needs some polish

All things considered, Verge is not a bad idea, but the execution leaves a lot of room for improvement. Thus, the game needs more work in the graphics and gameplay department, because it gets repetitive and annoying after the first couple of levels.
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