Pushmo

A warm and friendly vibe hits right away as you step into Pushmo’s colorful park, where everything is built from big, soft-looking puzzle blocks. You guide a helpful character named Mallo, who is always ready to rescue children stuck inside these block structures. The story starts when the park’s puzzles accidentally trap the kids, and Mallo takes on the job of pulling and pushing pieces to reach them. Each level feels like a small playground, with bright shapes stacked in interesting ways that invite you to experiment.

The puzzles work by letting you grab parts of the block design and pull them forward up to three steps. You can climb these blocks once they’re extended, creating simple pathways at first and more layered routes as the game grows. The controls feel smooth and clear, letting you move Mallo around, jump to higher spots, and shift blocks without stress. The camera angle helps you see how far pieces come out, making it easier to judge where to climb next. Every level encourages you to take your time and try different moves until the path finally makes sense.

As the puzzles become more detailed, new ideas appear, such as switches, ladders, and larger shapes that need careful planning. Some stages look easy but hide clever surprises once you start shifting parts around. The game stays bright and cheerful the whole way, with soft sounds and simple animations that make even difficult puzzles feel friendly. Each completed level ends with Mallo freeing a child, adding a small moment of joy and progress. Pushmo mixes gentle thinking with playful design, creating a world where every solved puzzle feels like a satisfying little success.