Tin Hearts Review (matthew)
This is a very nice puzzle game, while the early levels are fairly simple, once you start doing Act 2 levels, then the difficulty of the levels start to ramp up. This also tells a story, but you need to play deeper into the game, to start seeing cut scenes in the levels themselves. They are can be triggered by either getting the toy soldiers to a place, or over a letter.
As for the game itself, you have to use blocks to make the toy soldiers go where you want. Some of the blocks might have a symbol, so can only be placed on a place that has the same symbol, or in some levels, a block that can be placed anyway.
Also, as you progress, your ghost character can acquire new skills, like been able to interact with objects. or unlocking a box that might have extra blocks. Then on top of that, there are hidden collectables to find and kick. (on those levels, you can take control of one soldier. )
With the music, the story (which takes a while to get into) the puzzle design. If you like puzzle games, then give this gem of a game a chance.