GAME PROFILE

4 SCREENS, 1 MOVE

Four screens. One shared move. Get everyone home. One slime needs to move right. On another screen, a trap waits just to the right. Time to put a wall to work. 4 SCREENS, 1 MOVE is a puzzle game about guiding four slimes across four separate boards with the same directional input. The controls are simple: up, down, lef…

Four screens. One shared move. Get everyone home.

One slime needs to move right. On another screen, a trap waits just to the right.
Time to put a wall to work.

4 SCREENS, 1 MOVE is a puzzle game about guiding four slimes across four separate boards with the same directional input. The controls are simple: up, down, left, and right. The consequences are different on every screen.

MAKE WALLS PART OF THE SOLUTION

A slime blocked by a wall stays put while the others keep moving. Hold one in place to line up the other three. A detour on one board can be exactly what another board needs.

Once a slime reaches its goal, it stays there. Decide who gets home first and who should wait. Each arrival changes the puzzle, until just one slime remains.

10 INTRO STAGES. 360 MORE TO SOLVE.

Learn to think across four screens in 10 introductory stages, then take on 360 main stages across 12 sets.

Push rocks, break crates, navigate spikes that alternate with the move count, cross board edges through warps, and dodge arrow-firing contraptions. Use a rock as a shield or let a wall hold you back until the right turn. Familiar moves take on new possibilities as the mechanics combine.

TAKE YOUR TIME. MAKE EVERY MOVE COUNT.

Turn-based play with no time limit gives you room to study all four boards. Unlimited undo during play lets you rethink your route. If a trap ends your attempt, restart the stage and try a new approach.

Getting everyone home is just the beginning. Improve your personal best and earn a star by matching the stage's minimum move count.

BUILD YOUR NEXT BRAINTEASER

Create your own four-board puzzles with the stage maker, share them through Steam Workshop, and play stages made by other players. See how much trouble you can cause with a few carefully placed walls.