Connecting Neurons is a sokoban-style puzzle game with a cozy heart and a stubborn brain. Every level is a hand-made grid: push the right things into the right places, spend what you have wisely, and the way forward opens. You play as Charcot, a young neuron with two things to carry. The first was entrusted to him by h…
Connecting Neurons is a sokoban-style puzzle game with a cozy heart and a stubborn brain. Every level is a hand-made grid: push the right things into the right places, spend what you have wisely, and the way forward opens.
You play as Charcot, a young neuron with two things to carry. The first was entrusted to him by his grandfather — something fragile that must reach a place Charcot has never been. The second he keeps close to his chest: the quiet hope that, somewhere in Mnemosia, lies what he needs to make whole again something that was broken. But Mnemosia, the world Charcot calls home, is being taken over by an affliction no one fully understands, and every path forward has to be earned.
Progress comes from solving puzzles. As you go, you unlock a roster of 32 neurons, each with an ability that changes how you read the grid — some clear obstacles, some move what you can't reach, some open routes that were closed. Plan your team before you move on.
Some puzzles are gentle. Others will have you staring at the grid for a long while. Either way, the pace is yours — no timers, no pressure, just you and the quiet click of a solution falling into place.
What's inside
Hand-crafted grid puzzles that grow from cozy to genuinely hard
32 unlockable neurons, with distinct puzzle-solving abilities
A quiet story about family and memory and a mind
A handmade pixel-art world with a NES-style chiptune soundtrack
This is a small, handmade indie game, made for anyone who loves the feeling of a puzzle finally making sense.
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