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Cactu-Sama drops you into a desert obstacle course built entirely from colour-coded blocks. Every block on the level answers to one of four number keys, and the puzzle is figuring out which blocks need to be solid and which need to vanish so your cactus can cross the sand without ever touching the water below.
Nothing here is about reflexes for their own sake — it's about sequencing. You'll often need to hold a path open just long enough to step through it, then flip it back to seal off the water on the far side, or clear a block that was in your way a moment ago. The game hands you 20 levels, each one leaning on another colour or a tighter timing window, so a single stage rarely takes more than a minute or two, but working out the right order takes real thought.
Controls
Move — Arrow keys (swipe on touch screens).
Toggle a block — Press 1, 2, 3, or 4, matching the colour of the block you want to activate or deactivate.
Cactu-Sama was made by Diemorth, a Portugal-based developer, as their first release on Poki — a tidy, self-contained puzzle game for anyone who wants to untangle a short logic puzzle in a few spare minutes.
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