Oh, not another physics puzzler. What is it this time? Bridge building? Water? Birds?! It's more upset birds, isn't it? No, this is something... different. Incredipede is a game with a simple premise – get the fruit and get to the exit. The way you get there is bizarre and interesting, and sometimes strangely beautiful. In each stage, the Incredipede transforms itself into a new organism to cope with the challenges presented by the level. You just need to figure out how it works.

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The Incredipede can sprout new limbs and muscles as needed. Each stage is a surprise – will it have twenty tiny legs or a single giant articulating claw? There's no way to know. Eventually you have to take a hand in building the creature to complete the levels. The giant, creepy eye is a constant, though. To move the ungainly, yet oddly graceful Incredipede around, you simply stretch or compress the muscles. It's like running an engine forward or in reverse.

Incredipede has a very cool whimsical style. It looks like a living oil painting creeping around on the screen. The physics also seem pretty spot on. This game was originally launched on the PC as a Steam Greenlight title. It's still on Steam for $9.99. It's only $3.99 on Android, and it still comes with the same 120 levels, plus a sandbox mode where you can build new creatures and levels. It might not be the deepest game, but Incredipede is something unique.

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