Save or Kill

Saw you in Guadalindie, Gustavo from notepike here (que tal bro?). Not for me, as it feels like a chilled out level-based flash game (a sokoban, for example) rather than a frenetically mechanic-based linearly conceptual flash thing (like Achievement complete 1 and 2), but it is very well executed. Level design is balanced and incremental, mechanics are introduced in a good rhythm. One thing that surprised me is that this game felt like Ambidextro (Alva Majo, 2025) but accessible for everyone.