The quell games that I've encountered first were the ones on mobile. To my surprise, nothing has changed the games quality or gameplay when it was ported to pc. The whole premise of the game is to guide a ball-like sphere through a variety of different puzzles. The game limits your movement of the ball in only take account of one cardinal direction with every move. Besides the linear controls, the game offers you a variety of different obstacles to overcome. The objective of the game is to simply enter a Sonic-like ring by coursing through the level with your sphere. This sphere is able to break blocks on contact, move objects, turn on switches, and light blocks mostly akin to a normal puzzle game. Although this sphere operates as a hefty item, it is vulnerable to spikes, which these offer an "avoidance" type of object when one sees them on the board. As for most puzzle games, completing a level will require outside-the-box thinking with a strategical overlook of certain movements and placements. The first two games are both the same in its premise and gameplay although the sequel offers improvements and more game mechanics. The third in the series, the one I'm the most fond of, offers a lot of in-depth story with the narration and the soundtrack as you advance through the levels. The story and atmosphere completely sell it from these games. If you can, play this game in a calm environment, whether it be.

Absolutely spectacular game. I’ve been playing it for years on iOS, and the PC version is even more beautiful. Quell is an amazingly designed and polished puzzle game that starts with a very simple premise. You control a drop of water, and you must move the drop around to collect all of the Pearls in each level, except once you move the drop, it does not stop until it hits a wall. These basic gameplay mechanics make for some very well designed and challenging levels. The game then slowly adds more rules and mechanics to add to the challenge. This is a game that is definitely worth it any price tag, and I would recommend you pick it up today. Even if you’re not normally into puzzle games, you may be surprised how much you will enjoy Quell. From its artwork, to its music, to the pure level of polish this game has, it is by far one of the best puzzle games available. If you’ve played Quell and liked it, check out the two sequel games: Quell Reflect, and Quell Memento, which add even more new mechanics and put a fun twist on an already awesome game.