Heart Seals
A puzzle game about sliding seals. Each animal reacts in different ways. Use their abilities to help other animals reach their bubbles. Be careful, large animals like to stay connected and small animals dislike the water. Be surprised by the different things you can do in this puzzle game.
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19 itemsAbout the Game
A puzzle game about sliding seals - a more complex challenge than it initially seems.
The goal is to get all the animals to their bubbles by sliding the seals.
The challenge is to keep all the seals connected and the small animals out of the water.
When you slide a seal the other animals react in their own different ways.
Explore surprising ways to maneuver the animals.
Each puzzle explores a different idea in this puzzle game.
Features
195 Hand crafted puzzles ranging from easy to hard
6 Different animals with unique behaviour
7 Different environments
Hand drawn artwork
Each Animal Moves Differently
Heart Seals can be dragged length ways and carry animals on top of them. They like to stay connected and help all the other animals get to their Bubbles.
Bears grab onto the head and tail of the Heart Seals and get dragged around with them. They are also a safe place for the small animals to rest on.
Jellyfish are also dragged around by the Heart Seals, however they like to bounce small animals that land on top of them one extra square.
Penguins are happy to relax in one spot unless moved around by another animal. However, they are useful when they bounce other small animals one square forward.
Foxes run to the other side of the Heart Seal. If there is a small animal in its way, the Fox will bounce that animal one square forward.
Bunnies jump to a Heart Seal that moves beside it. They like to bounce other small animals around to new locations. They can also collide with other Bunnies that are jumping to the same square.
