Engare
Released Oct 2017
Engare is a game about motion and geometry. Part puzzle game, part drawing tool, Engare is all about your geometric imagination. It’s a meditation on the dynamics of simple machines and the beauty buried deep within repeating motion.
94% positive · 466 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
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Steam $9.99
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Evaluation
Engare is a self-contained puzzle and drawing game about motion and geometry, released on October 23, 2017 by solo developer Mahdi Bahrami. The store description presents the game as a complete experience: a set of puzzles and a sandbox mode with export functionality. There are no DLC listings, no season passes, no roadmaps, and no developer news posts indicating any post-launch content was ever planned or delivered. The game launched as a finished product and has never shown signs of an ongoing content cycle. With no outstanding commitments and no post-launch update pattern, the game is complete as shipped.
Evidence
Store description presents a complete, self-contained game with puzzle levels and a sandbox mode — no mention of future content, DLC, or updates.
Developer has published no news posts with any development-relevant content since launch.
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Developer
Publisher
Mahdi Bahrami
Achievements
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Platform
Windows, macOS
Controller
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Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Single-player
About this game
Engare is a game about motion and geometry. Part puzzle game, part drawing tool, Engare is all about your geometric imagination.
By selecting a point on a moving object, players trace delicate shapes in the air and hopefully match the target glyph for that level. It’s a meditation on the dynamics of simple machines and the beauty buried deep within repeating motion.
The game also offers a sandbox where players can draw their own geometric shapes and patterns using the systems introduced in the game. It allows the player to export their drawings as images or 3D models.
By selecting a point on a moving object, players trace delicate shapes in the air and hopefully match the target glyph for that level. It’s a meditation on the dynamics of simple machines and the beauty buried deep within repeating motion.
The game also offers a sandbox where players can draw their own geometric shapes and patterns using the systems introduced in the game. It allows the player to export their drawings as images or 3D models.
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