Woim is the earth-guzzling, self-bisecting sokoban pick-me-up I needed after a week of games industry disasters

Woim is a puzzle game that offers a light-hearted break from a grim week for the games industry. Players guide a worm through underground levels to collect a golden apple and open an exit, solving puzzles by eating soil, moving objects and, at times, cutting the worm into two independently moving halves.

The game has 50 levels across four subterranean worlds, plus an unspecified number of secrets. Its puzzles include switches, rocks, water jets, eggs, nests and daisies, and players can undo moves without penalty. The writer found its wobbly music and expressive worm amusing after trying six levels.