Pandrax

About

Pandrax puts you in control of Greek vases filled with sticky evil balls. The objective is simple but requires careful planning since you must save at least one pot containing a ball while managing the others. You move these items around a grid to separate the dangerous spheres from their containers without letting them touch or get stuck. The puzzle mechanics focus on spatial reasoning as you navigate the cluttered vessels and find the right path to clear your board. This indie title by Simone Mapelli strips away complex systems to focus purely on logic and movement. It feels like a straightforward test of your patience rather than a high-stakes adventure. Players often return to it for the quick bursts of mental effort needed to solve each level. The minimalist design keeps the attention fixed on the core challenge without any distracting elements or story fluff getting in the way.

Storyline

Why, what and how : The myth says that Pandora received a box (a large vase, a pot) from Zeus with the prescription to not opening it. But she disobeyed, opened the jar and all the evils of the world spread around making it the course you know ... Ok, relax, your goal is not to save that world from such a big mistake! Saving yours, it's easier. You have these Greek vases and all these balls (evil balls, of course, adhering to the legend).