Cardinal Chains minimalist puzzle game due to release this week on Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative efforts of developer Daniel Nora. Due to make its way onto Steam.
Cardinal Chains is centering on the concept of non-decreasing sequences. In this minimalist puzzle game each challenge begins with a monochrome grid of numbers. Plus a few colored cells marked with an X. Starting at these cells, you must link up numbers in non-decreasing order. Doing so until the whole grid is filled with color. All are due to release on September 9th.
Cardinal Chains – Trailer
Features:
- 500 unique, carefully handcrafted puzzles of varying difficulty. Since each Cardinal Chains challenge has a single solution
- Beautiful, lengthy chill out soundtrack. All created by accomplished professional artists
- Minimalist, elegant design without timers, scores or other hassles. So just pure gameplay
- Several built-in colour themes. This includes colorblind options. Or…
- …make your own colour themes – right from within the game!
- Features achievements, cloud saves and quality of life options
Also, be sure to check out the Cardinal Chains Demo. Available free to play, just run the Unity 3D game in your web browser. But if you scroll down the page, you will also notice a build for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC.
As a result, if you decide to make a purchase on Itch.io. This will also include a Steam code. Plus you can take a dip into gameplay challenges ahead of the release.
Cardinal Chains minimalist puzzle game is due to release on September 9th. Coming to Steam priced at only $2.99 USD, the same price as Itch. Along with continuing support for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. The games is also already available on both Android and iOS, should you want to play on the go. Although due note, these prices may vary depending on your region.