Description

Crave puzzles that mix clean planning with split-second timing; Tricky Planner sets you under glassy water with schools of bright fish, rotating gates, bubble lifts, and patrolling sharks, and your job is to bring every target to safety before the clock or a predator steals your margin; you draw paths with your finger to chart routes, tap to flip arrow gates, drag nets to pen a hazard for a moment, and hold on whirl valves to spin currents that push fish through tight corridors, then release at the exact moment a gap lines up; early levels teach gentle herding—move one fish at a time, park them in kelp alcoves while you prep the next segment—then add timing layers: stagger two fish so they cross an open mouth between a shark’s turns, or ride bubble chains in sequence so they pop onto a platform with room for the next arrival; strategy rewards humility and staging over bravado—solve the last move first by deciding where each fish will end, then work backward to space your starts, and never open two gates if one will do, because extra paths invite mistakes; use “soft blocks” like slow-current tiles to buy time while you adjust something ahead, and if a shark patrol covers a long straight, draw a small loop near a safe rock to bleed a second and let the predator drift past before you commit; collectibles sit near risk, so touch them only when your route already passes within a tap’s reach, and skip them on a first clear to learn the map cleanly; when mazes widen, zoom out to scan for hidden currents marked by faint lines, and watch for transparent dividers that only solidify if a lever stays down—drop a heavy crate there and free your finger for other tasks; accessibility helps across the board with color-independent danger icons, timed cue beeps before patrol turns, and a relaxed mode that stretches timers without changing puzzle logic; what makes the experience special is the quiet control you grow into—routes shift from messy scribbles to tidy arcs, sharks become timers rather than threats, and each solved board feels less like a lucky escape and more like a plan you understood, tested, and executed under a warm, slow surface.

Instruction

Desktop Click with the mouse to plan moves interact with objects and navigate menus Mobile Touch Devices Tap to select move and interact with the game environment

Specifications

• Easy to play