That Makes Sense
That Makes Sense is a puzzle game where you define the rules to solve puzzles. Challenge yourself to think in familiar and new ways to creatively solve the puzzles.
Last Updated: 10/9/2024
| Release Date | 2/17/2023 |
| Developer | Daniel Snow |
| Publisher | Daniel Snow |
| Steam App Id | 2166500 |
That Makes Sense
That Makes Sense is a puzzle game where you define the rules to solve puzzles. Challenge yourself to think in familiar and new ways to creatively solve the puzzles.
Last Updated: 10/9/2024
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
- Steam Deck (Playable)
About That Makes Sense
That Makes Sense is an Indie, Casual, and Free to Play game developed by Daniel Snow. On 2/17/2023, it was released on the Steam Store by Daniel Snow.
It can be played and ran on Windows systems. At the moment, it is possible to play That Makes Sense on the Steam Deck but some functionality may not be fully supported.
According to Steam’s category system, That Makes Sense supports the following features:
- Full controller support
- Steam Cloud
- Steam Achievements
- Single-player
From the Steam community, That Makes Sense has been tagged with the following user tags:
- Minimalist
- Free to Play
- Pixel Graphics
- Puzzle
- Choices Matter
- Programming
- Logic
- Family Friendly
- Top-Down
- Strategy
- Early Access
- Indie
- Casual
- Sokoban
- Singleplayer
- 2D
- Hex Grid
Media & Sceenshots
Watch the featured video for That Makes Sense and see the latest screenshots from the Steam Store.
Related Packages
That Makes Sense is referenced by 1 package in the Steam Store. A package (or sub) is simply an item that can be purchased on Steam.
| Name | Price | Actions |
|---|---|---|
| That Makes Sense | $2.99 | View |
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- Valve Corporation. (2024, October 9). That Makes Sense on Steam. Steam Store.
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