Samsara
Release date: Feb 6, 2018
Developers: JaffaJam
Publishers: JaffaJam
Genres: Casual, Indie, Strategy
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Cloud, Remote Play on TV, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese

'Help Zee escape Samsara! Drop blocks of different shapes and properties into a realm of two mirrored dimensions, in this beautiful, reflective puzzle game with a twist…' While playing in the park, Zee follows a squirrel through a portal to a world of echoes, inhabited by a shadow child. Surrounded by the unknown and trapped in a series of realms both confusing and dangerous, the youngsters must avoid slipping into the pool between dimensions, embarking on a voyage of discovery and awakening they share with the player, up and down staircases, through light and dark, across the upside-down and the right side-up to their eventual freedom. Features Explore the reflected dimensions of 77 levels across 6 hand-detailed realms, each with hidden “Easter Eggs” to uncover Simple play mechanic – choose, rotate and drop blocks and utilize their reflections Carefully paced advancement, new concepts introduced progressively Blocks must be both balanced and will respond to gravity, falling towards the pool between the two dimensions, allowing asymmetric placements… …Although later in the game, new types of block reflections may behave “unusually” under gravity Environmental interaction includes falling stones, and thorns which grow on contact with Zee’s echo but shrivel at Zee’s own touch, allowing timed block movements to be set up Crafted with love by a team of experienced developers in New Zealand, featuring innovative puzzle design and a unique art and animation style 

Press reviews: “Made for some real clever solutions to puzzles and often stumped me but was never frustrating. Created a nice zen moment” Kotaku “Mechanics are fun and interesting, and it incorporates cute visuals and music. If you’re interested in a fun, short puzzle game, you should give Samsara a try” 7/10 – Indie Game Website “Samsara is a perfect example how fun the puzzle genre can be. Full with aha! moments and some nice looking visuals. Character Zee found a place in my heart” 8.6/10 – Life is Xbox