inbento
4.5star
857 reviews
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About this game
inbento is a food-themed puzzle game where you have to arrange lunches in bento boxes! Play with food, solve hand-crafted recipes and enjoy a cute story in this culinary brain-teaser from the creators of Golf Peaks!
** 1st place in The Big Indie Pitch @ PGA 2019 **
FEATURES:
- 120+ puzzles and unique pattern-matching gameplay
- textless, heartwarming story about cats and parenthood
- inspired by Japanese aesthetics and bento cuisine
- 10+ Achievements
- absolutely no ads
** 1% of revenue from all copies of this game will be donated to the Animal Rescue Polska foundation **
More info: http://afterburn.games/inbento
and http://facebook.com/afterburngames
** 1st place in The Big Indie Pitch @ PGA 2019 **
FEATURES:
- 120+ puzzles and unique pattern-matching gameplay
- textless, heartwarming story about cats and parenthood
- inspired by Japanese aesthetics and bento cuisine
- 10+ Achievements
- absolutely no ads
** 1% of revenue from all copies of this game will be donated to the Animal Rescue Polska foundation **
More info: http://afterburn.games/inbento
and http://facebook.com/afterburngames
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4.5
857 reviews
Grant M.
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June 12, 2022
10/10!!! One of the most original puzzle games I have ever played, hands-down! Not only is the puzzle format totally unique & original, it's super versatile, and the developers have taken full advantage of it! They've thought of tons & tons of cool mechanics that work well with the format and constantly introduce new ones throughout the game, which keeps things fresh & interesting! And it ACTUALLY gets difficult! All it needs is a level editor and community-created levels! PLEASE I NEED MOAR! 😍
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Nicole S
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December 29, 2020
I was hesitant to buy this game, since the trailer and pics didn't make it super clear what to expect, but I am so glad I bought it and 100% recommend you go ahead and purchase if you've been on the fence about it. I've already been suggesting it to my friends left and right. It's the perfect puzzle experience. Very mellow, perfectly challenging without ever feeling frustrating, it's got real "let's take a few minutes to avoid thinking about how crappy 2020 has been" vibes.
127 people found this review helpful
Afterburn
May 23, 2021
Glad to hear that our game helped you through this year :)
A Google user
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October 11, 2019
I should note first that Inbento is a beautiful game. Everything that was great about Golf Peaks is present here: wordless, smartly designed tutorial stages that introduce concepts, a tranquil, calming visual and audio aesthetic, and a very confident difficulty curve that ramps up smoothly. The visuals are minimalist but utterly charming, and the gameplay simple but compelling. The reason I am giving this three stars vs. the five I rated Golf Peaks is...I just don't find it as fun. And the main reason is how difficult it is to iterate on solutions to levels. Once they get complex, it can be difficult to identify which "layer" of pieces need to go in first (blocks, pieces to move blocks, etc.), and as a result I was more often than not starting stages from scratch - rather than backing up a few moves - to start a new approach. This quickly grew very frustrating. About midway through the game now, I have hit a particularly complex level and gotten stuck, cold. Been stuck for days, but while Golf Peaks stumped me now and then, that game was always fun to go back and iterate on my approach to solve it, and I cleared all levels, including the newly released challenge course. Here, that process just isn't as fun because of the need to reset over and over. This might be a way of saying the game is too hard for me - it is - but there's something about the main design that made solving the levels much of an enjoyable process than others puzzlers I've played; the process of slowly dialing in on a solution and then cracking it, just wasn't there for me. It clearly is for others, so YMMV.
153 people found this review helpful
Afterburn
November 26, 2019
Thanks for the detailed review. As you've mentioned, inbento is a different type of puzzle game compared to Golf Peaks and some people find one more enjoyable than the other, which is absolutely fine :)
What's new
Minor fixes.
