Clover's Quadrants
A challenging puzzle game where you are what you eat - and you have four stomachs. Your four directions of movement are also inventory slots, and items in those slots will affect only that direction of movement.
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10 itemsAbout the Game
YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT
In Clover's Quadrants, your four directions of movement correspond with four different inventory slots: Up, down, left, and right. Pick up an item on your left side, and now that item's ability will be used every time you move left! This simple premise is explored in depth, with many items and mechanical surprises to discover.
Clover's Quadrants aims to be a difficult-but-fair experience. Players less experienced with Sokoban puzzles should expect a challenge! If you are a more seasoned puzzler, don't expect a cakewalk either.
FEATURES
90+ puzzles with a wide range of difficulty
Bespoke art for every puzzle
Assist features
Movement and parity helpers
Visual hints for every puzzle
Ability to skip any level at any time
"Free Play" option to unlock all puzzles
Colorblind accessible by default
WHAT ABOUT UDLR_MODIFY?
UDLR_Modify was originally created for the Acerola Jam 0 as a prototype with 20 puzzles, where it was among the most popular games submitted. Clover's Quadrants is the full-length follow up to that game, keeping the best puzzles from the original while adding many more, adding new item types, and modifying some of the base mechanics.
