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In the game Prickle you play as a hedgehog dad trying to collect all your children, as they've done a bit of a runner so you need to stick them all together and get them back home.

Prickle is a Sokoban-style puzzler but instead of the usual block-pushing, you're zipping around levels and collecting little hoglets that stick together like glue. Then you need to somehow get around to the exit, which is easier said than done. It's actually quite a nice little tweak to the usual because these sticky little critters can end up stuck together in all sorts of different ways, so you'll need to attempt to get them stuck exactly how you want, so you can rotate them all around and get them home.

It's a very sweet and wholesome idea.

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Real cute, worth checking out.

Check out the demo on Steam. It's made with Godot Engine and has Native Linux support.

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