Ziro

Ziro is the work of an independent studio Kokakiki, known primarily from the flipper simulator SlamIt Pinball: Big Score and games addressed to smartphones. This time the developers decided to play a game that combines logical challenges with a clear pro-ecological message.

The leitmotif of the game's plot is the human-induced greenhouse effect, which threatens the entire planet. When it seems that the damage done to nature can no longer be repaired, Ziro, the last of the ancient snow guardians of the Earth, wakes up from sleep. In order to cool down the climate, a nice snowman has to visit many corners of the world and solve a number of puzzles.

The game offers three fun modes: quest (campaign), skill and practice. The player's task is to move the ice cubes (similar to traditional dice) on the board in such a way that they are combined with each other to achieve the desired result of the addition. The issue is complicated by various obstacles (e.g. walls or one-way streets), as well as a limited number of possible movements.