G30 - A Memory Maze

🏆 Esteemed Winner of Google Indie Games Festival 2019
🏆 Google Play's Best Game of the Year 2019

Discover a one-of-a-kind puzzle and an unforgettable tale.

G30 stands out in the puzzle genre with its matchless, sleek style, and each level offers a distinctive and significant experience that has been created manually. It narrates the story of a person with cognitive ailments who seeks to retrieve his elusive past before the disease engulfs him and everything fades away.

KEY ATTRIBUTES:

• Each puzzle conveys a story. Unravel the secrets of memories that are hidden in seven main chapters containing distinct and individually crafted puzzles.
• Live an emotional narrative. Indulge in the life of a person whose memories are slipping away.
• Feel the game. Immerse in the stunning story with atmospheric music and immersive sounds.
• Play at your pace. No scores, no timers, and no "game over".

ACCOLADES

🏆 Esteemed Winner of Google Indie Games Festival 2019
🏆 Most Innovative Game, Casual Connect USA & Kyiv
🏆 Best Mobile Game, CEEGA Awards
🏆 Excellence in Game Design, DevGAMM
🏆 Best Mobile Game & Critics' Choice, GTP Indie Cup

INVENTIVE PUZZLES THAT GO BEYOND THE PUZZLE

Every level rekindles a small memory from the person's past. The puzzle consists of two parts: the visual representation of the memory and telescopic text that gradually reveals itself with each succeeding step. The picture is fragmented at first, and you have to move the pieces to restore the original image. Concurrently, telescopic text responds to your each move – the closer you come to the solution, the more text manifests. It's as if you're recollecting memories that add more detail and shape a clearer image.

A CAPTIVATING AND INTRIGUING STORY

G30 delves into memory and consciousness, and what they signify to human beings. Numerous individuals are losing their ability to remember due to certain types of mental illnesses. G30 showcases how they perceive the world, how they feel about the past they can't remember and the present they can't comprehend.