Hamsternikus

Hamsternikus is a puzzle game about a strange scientific experiment that went wrong. The professor spent a long time in his laboratory working on a new device—a machine for exchanging consciousness between different creatures. When the device was ready, the scientist decided to test it on his laboratory pet, Hamsternikus the hamster. The scientist put the animal in a transparent ball and started the device. The procedure was technically successful, but the result was unexpected: the professor's consciousness moved into the tiny body of the hamster, and the hamster's mind took over the scientist's human body. The only obvious sign of change was the professor's thick beard, which looked strange on the rodent's face. The professor, in the form of a hamster, decided to urgently check whether he was still intelligent in his new body. He ran into a test maze, which he had specially built to test his brainpower.

How to play?

Control the ball with the hamster professor inside, rolling it through the maze. Your goal in each level is to reach the pink dot, which serves as the exit. In the simple stages, it's just a matter of navigating the corridors. When platforms appear, the real puzzle begins. These blocks block the passages and prevent you from moving forward. Roll up to the platform and push it in the right direction. It will move, freeing or, conversely, blocking other parts of the path. The main trick is that the platforms move according to certain rules and do not always go where you want them to. You need to plan your sequence of actions: which platform to move first, which way to push it so that you can then move the next one. One wrong move and you'll block your way to the exit. If you get stuck and realize you've made a mistake in the placement of the platforms, restart the level and try a different tactic. Analyze the location of the blocks before you start moving. Mentally calculate your steps ahead. With each new task, the number of platforms increases, the mazes become more confusing, and the logical chains for solving them become longer and more complex. By the hundredth level, the tasks will require serious brainpower. Help the professor in the hamster's body pass all the tests and prove that his mind is still sharp even in a small furry body, otherwise all the scientist's work will go to waste.