Overview
Tricone Lab is an abstract, single-player puzzle game that challenges players with its unique premise. The core objective in each level is to construct units of 'tricone' within designated cell compartments. To achieve this, players will manipulate the cell structure itself, often by breaking down compartment walls to access necessary resources. Once resources are liberated, catalysts can be employed to synthesize the required compounds, each possessing distinct abilities that are crucial for puzzle progression.
As players advance through the game's 100 unique levels, they will encounter an ever-increasing variety of elements, resources, catalysts, and compounds. This complexity is designed to progressively test and enhance the player's lateral thinking skills.
The game features guided tutorial levels to ensure newcomers can grasp the fundamental gameplay mechanics and terminology before diving into more challenging puzzles.
Highlights
- Features 100 unique puzzle levels designed to test lateral thinking.
- Introduces a wide variety of interacting elements, resources, catalysts, and compounds.
- Includes guided tutorial levels to familiarize players with gameplay and terminology.
Who It's For
Tricone Lab is ideal for players who enjoy abstract puzzle games that require strategic thinking and problem-solving. Its focus on lateral thinking and the introduction of new mechanics throughout its 100 levels makes it suitable for those seeking a mentally stimulating challenge. The game's family-friendly nature and the inclusion of a level editor also suggest it could appeal to a broad audience looking for creative puzzle experiences.
Game Info
Developed and published by Josh Singer, Tricone Lab was released on July 27, 2017. It is a single-player, indie puzzle game with abstract and science themes. The game supports Steam Achievements and Family Sharing, and includes a level editor. It is rated for all ages and is available in English.
