Slice of Zen

'Slice of Zen' is a 'slicing' type of puzzle. No, it's not a kind of 'Fruit Ninja', but totally opposite - it's very static, and calm game, as the name suggests. You can see the complete gameplay video here: https://youtu.be/M_1zlIs2Gew On each of 20 levels your goal is to slice away the biggest part of given object (or more of them). You slice the object by clicking and dragging on the screen. This way you draw a line that cuts the object perfectly. However, you can't cut the platform where the object resides. Parts of the object that fall out of the screen are counted towards your goal, which is usually 80+% of the initial object area. On each level you have three chances to reach the slicing target (there's always an option the restart the level anytime you want) At first, the game looks a bit repetitive - with only one object (with slight variations) on the level, and the same strategy to solve it. But, somewhere after the 10th level, things become trickier (and a bit frustrating), with more objects and platforms. 'Slice of Zen' is good and challenging game, that combines nicely strategy and physics. Although levels 1-10 could use more variety, it's worth your time. If you're into these games, try LogiCheck or, with a bit more action, GrowBlon