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Quell Reflect
Developer Fallen Tree Games Ltd
An enchanting puzzle game of logic and relaxation. From the Steam store page
92 reactions from 1 source (Steam reviews) · newest Aug 20, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
95
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87 positive · 5 negative
95% range 88–98%
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Steam's own rating
Very Positive
180 of 192 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What people are saying
Summary pending — the reactions are listed below.
Reactions
60 of 92 · most liked first84 puzzles to complete perfect and find the jewels. If you stuck you can get help for 2 coins or from the guide. Good puzzle game like the 2 others. Still missing 5 Trading cards and even if this game has the most steam achievements, there could be more (10 gems, 20 gems, 40 gems, time playing and more steps achievement each 4 quest frame, but its fine). For puzzle fans i give 88 %, for achievement hunter 93 % (more than others in less time), for normal gamers that dont dislike this genre 72 %.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →"The Quell of deja vus" The Quell collection is a triplet of decent challenging puzzle games. I recommend to buy all three parts in a bundle on sale. Basically you shift orbs throught logical buildup labrinths to collect all pearls with a limit of moves. In higher levels there are added some elements like poisoned orbs, spikes or portals. You can also get stuck in infinite loops. Each level contains a hidden jewel you must find in a second playthrough. The controls are sometimes buggy viewing…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quell Reflect is a follow-up to the amazingly polished puzzle game Quell. This sequel takes to mechanics of the first game and adds a simple yet complex tweak to it. Controlling two (or more) droplets on the screen at the same time! The game even has a few remixed versions of levels from the first game, but that you must solve in new and challenging ways! A few other mechanics have been implemented to allow for a greater variety of level designs. Just as polished as Quell, and with even more…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Awesome puzzle, as the other Quell games. And there are literally tons of puzzles! Much more variety than ever! Of course, if you're going to perfect every single level well it will take you some time :) Anyways it's great, the whole series but this one in particular. And they're not related, so you can learn and start everything here even if this is your first Quell. Graphics and music are great, and keyboard controls too are perfect. The game's mechanics are quite easy to understand - you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you have played Quell then all you need to know is - This game is of the same quality of the first one - There's new elements and the puzzles are not a copy of the old ones You don't need to have played Quell. You can start with this one. If possible, though, I'd recommend playing the whole collection in the proper order: Quell, Quell Reflection and Quell Memento. -------------------------------------------------------------- Copy of my review for Quell, as it applies to this one: - The…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →80 / 100 Quell Your Puzzle Addiction? (A Quell Series review) Slide, slide.. slide away many enjoyable hours being challenged by some deceptively well designed, compact puzzles in the Quell Series. Your goal is to collect all the Pearls in the minimum number of moves & as a bonus, locate the hidden jewel found on each level. Simple right? Well the "Quells" can be deceiving .. as you will quickly find out. Including the original Quell & the sequels, Quell Reflect & Quell Memento, each…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very relaxing puzzle game, musics are awesome.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While this is objectively a good puzzle game, I'd only recommend it if you're a hardcore puzzle player and you enjoy spending hours trying to perfect a single stage. Perhaps play it when you're finished with the first and third games in the trilogy. Indeed, it feels like a direct follow-up to the first one, expects you to have played it, and ups difficulty a lot, mostly through the increased number of moves needed to finish most stages. It also lacks a bit in new mechanics. Finally, don't…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bought the Quell trio bundle pack which I very much recommend. It's almost like meditating yet you're still gently using your brain with each puzzle set just a little more difficult or more interesting than the last set. And you can redo when you either have gotten yourself to a point where you can't win. Or you want to try again with less moves. And I'm a sucker for game controller support. This game absolutley does not need it. However, they provide it better than some action games I own!…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great, relaxing puzzle game, as are the other two Quell games. Played on my phone originally, but won a free copy of this and the Windows port is very good. Nice to have in a window doing puzzles while looking at Twitter.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quell Reflect is a mobile app that's been dumped on Steam as if it was a real PC game (it's not)... it's a cash grab from greedy mobile devs. The game The game is a very simple pathing puzzle game. You control a blue pixel blob. You can move in any direction, but once you start moving, you don't stop until you hit a wall. Basically this is the same game as the countless Russian "Chocolate Makes You Happy" ClickTeam Fusion asset flips infesting Steam. It's also been copy + pasted a few…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cozy little puzzle game
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A good and fun puzzle game. It is basically the same game as [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/MouseWithBeer/recommended/344480?snr=1_5_9__402]Quell just adds a couple of mechanics to it. Has the same issues as the original too: - the level doesn’t reset itself once you die, - that there are to many damn submenus you need to get through to get to a specific level.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This puzzle game takes you on a captivating journey into a world of intricate riddles, where each challenge is a joy to solve. It’s a mental playground, offering puzzles that are as rewarding as they are clever, encouraging exploration with a sense of childlike wonder. Beyond the puzzles, a brief yet poignant story unfolds, subtly weaving themes of love and loss with emotional depth that lingers long after the game is over. The soothing soundtrack enhances the experience, wrapping around you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you like bubbles, this is your game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There was a time in my life - around the time of Covid breaking out - Which lasted about a month or so, in which my depression reached all-time lows. My counselor had just passed away, Covid was effecting the world at an obscene rate, and my friends were all far away from me. Even worse, my anti-depressants were just not working. All at the same time. During this month, my mind was filled with nothing but nihilism. I felt like I had no meaning, that nobody had meaning, that we would all be…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Like its two predecessors, Quell Reflect is an excellent game. Whereas Quell Memento tried to change things up by adding a (not very interesting) storyline, Quell Reflect goes back to the roots of this series and does what it does best: puzzles. Again, there are some new puzzle mechanics, which are still entirely in line with the core of the previous games: moving a little ball around the screen to accomplish the level objectives.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quell Reflect is a direct follow-up to the original Quell, and as a result this block-sliding puzzle game is very similar in presentation and style to the first game - the polished approach, well-designed puzzles and graceful soundtrack all return. Quell Reflect brings another full set of 84 (new) puzzles, while expanding on the original game with a few new mechanics - primarily, the inclusion of multiple orbs to control simultaneously, adding greatly to the scope of puzzles available,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There is more variety in this epidose than in the first one and it's harder. But with the helping system, you can't be blocked.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Pretty much same as the last one just a bit more challenging.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TL;DR: Fun game where each puzzle board has two puzzles, the first solving in the fewest moves and the second finding the hidden gem on the board. I'd suggest getting the collection if you like this sort of thing to save yourself some money. If it's on sale don't pass it up. I'm going to review Quell, Quell Reflect, and Quell Memento all in one because there's a lot of comparing I'm going to do. Essentially Quell and Quell Reflect are the same. The layout, menu, feel, goals are all the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Absolutely wonderful puzzle game from the beginning till the very end. Quell Reflect is a logical game with very simple rules yet various and challenging levels. The aim of the game is to get all small orbs while guiding big bubbles with as few moves as possible. Those big spheres can go only in four basic directions, but once they move they stop only on obstacles. Except ordinary walls, there are also deadly traps which pop our bubbles. There is no rush while playing, there is not a ticking…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →"Quell Reflect" is very similar to it's predecessor, "Quell." The developer added two new play mechanics: movable pins and gold pearl/block pairs. Unfortunately, they also seemed to have made many more of the puzzles hard. It took me 9.6 hours to complete the game with 100% Achievements. BUT, I had to use a LOT of walkthroughs. Very frustrating. I'd have preferred easier puzzles, so I'm right on the border with the game. If you liked "Quell," and don't mind tough puzzles, then I have no…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Personal Rating: 10/10 Just like its predecessors it's a zen game, which does everything right. The puzzles are challenging and the whole atmosphere of the game is totally chilly. Some game mechanics have been added. They don't make it a whole new game, but they make sure, that Quell Reflect doesn't just feel like a copy of Quell.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quell Reflect continues to provide a soothing puzzle solving experience with its combination of simple gameplay mechanics and mesmerizingly relaxing soundtrack. Much of the same is presented but of course there are brand new puzzles to lament over. Take the break every now and then with Quell Reflect in your mind and soul.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have been in love with Quell ever since the orginal game was launched on iOS, and it is a joy to play. I couldn't recommend this series of games enough, they are so relaxing yet so challenging. The perfect blend. Thank you, FalllenTree!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Unlike the original Quell, which I played when I was younger, I never played Reflect nor its sequel, Memento. That said, it was still nice playing through the game. Relaxing yet difficult, and the new mechanics kept it from being just a repeat of the original game. Highly recommend getting all three in the bundle :)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just like the 1st game, it's a relaxing cool puzzle game. Something to do and have fun on a rainy day or between games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If I said it once I said it 4 times. All Quell games are great and every single one puts a spin on the winning formula.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →alright puzzle game
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice puzzle game with clean mechanics and great controls. Nearly all puzzles are reasonable to solve, and for the others you can always just get hints.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As with the other Quell games this game is a fantastic addition to the puzzle game genre. A simple game that gradually adds complexity in such a way that you are engaged and challenged as you play, never feeling like it is getting dull or the difficulty has gotten away from you. Many games could learn from the design and progression in these games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first levels made me feel smart. :) The latter levels made me feel dumb. :I
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Well done (7/10) I am too damn lazy to think but I admit the game has good level design, interesting mechanics and if you get discount it's totaly worth it
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice, relaxing but sometimes challenging puzzle game. I have been fan of Quell series since it first came out on mobile platforms. Finished the game few times on my phone and again on here. Not much replayability after completing it 100% but you can go back to it every couple months or years and still relax and enjoy it. I only wish they made more Quell games. Totally recommending it
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good and well made puzzle game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Spatial puzzle fans should enjoy this. Quell Reflect is a fun spatial puzzle game that is basically an adaptation of the board game, "Ricochet Robots." In case you don't know the source material, the game involves moving an object (in this case, a water drop) orthogonally around a series of obstacles to collect a number of targets. With each move, the drop will continue to move in that direction until it runs into an obstacle (walls, spikes, teleporters, etc). When you collect the last target,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The second instalment in the Quell series, Quell Reflect, builds upon the first game's framework and enhances the gameplay with new puzzle mechanics. Its look and feel isn't quite as melancholic but still nostalgic and relaxing in the same way. Aside from the steeper difficulty curve in comparison to its predecessor, everything else is in the same vein. A few new mechanics, most notably the ability to control multiple drops in one level and the introduction of momentum-based moves, shake up…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is the second installment in the Quell series and arguably the weakest. If you liked Quell (the first part), this is more of the same with a few new mechanics, most prominently multiple player-controlled bubbles. Over-all it is harder than the previous game and at times felt pretty tedious. I wouldn't recommend buying it stand-alone. But do pick it up as part of the Collection, as the first part felt a little more accessible and fun and the third (Quell Memento) is easily the best.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like the music. Made it all of 5 levels or so before deciding it was a terrible day to have hands. Often I find myself disliking puzzle games, but recommending them because they aren't arguably bad. But, I just found the puzzles to be extremely frustrating at a quick pace.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quell Reflect is a relaxing puzzle experience developed by Fallen Tree Games Ltd and published by Green Man Gaming Publishing. Rather than relying on action or fast-paced mechanics, the game embraces a slower, more thoughtful approach that rewards patience, observation, and logical thinking. As the sequel to the original Quell, it expands on its predecessor with more sophisticated puzzle design, an emotionally driven atmosphere, and an artistic presentation that transforms each level into a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I thoroughly enjoy playing all of the Quell games.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another nice little puzzle game and quick 100% Achievements!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quell: Reflect is 88 levels that fit perfectly into the rest of the series; the levels are generally well designed, pretty, and range from slightly to very complex. I found the levels on average to be much more difficult than the original Quell, but the game is very generous with hint coins if you are going for perfects, and it still ended with me having more than enough hint coins at the end. The sound design is still fantastic on both the sound effects and the music sides. My only notable…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is an absolute joy for puzzle lovers. Quell Reflect combines simple mechanics with intricate level design that keeps you thinking. The visuals are stunning in a minimalist way, and the music is incredibly soothing. I love how the game slowly builds in difficulty, making each new puzzle rewarding without feeling overwhelming. It’s a wonderfully meditative experience—I can’t recommend it enough!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →✨ Relaxing brain teaser with pleasant music. ✨ ! 84 LEVELS ! That's a lot for this price! ✨
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The first thing I noticed in this puzzle game was the art style, which was a lot different than your standard simplistic look you would get from games like Sinkr, Hade, and Lyne. (although i think those 3 came from the same company xD) So right off the bat, the game looked good, and when i got into the gameplay, it also played well. The only thing that i can complain about (and will) is how easy this game was, and that it was a bit pricey. You have essentially beaten the game if you beat…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I first played Quell on the iPhone 10 years ago and rediscovered it here. It is a cool puzzle game that definitely challenges your brain. The built-in guide makes the game easy to understand.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good relaxing puzzle game with a fair difficulty, if you enjoyed the other games you'll like this one too, it has less mechanics than memento so it's not as overwhelming at later levels
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quell Reflect is another fun and challenging puzzle game. I recommend to buy Quell Collection on sale and play in the proper order: Quell, Quell Reflect and Quell Memento.Graphics – 7/10Sound – 7/10Gameplay – 7/10 To get to the Secret Stage, click the fan on the title page 3 times.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great game, but I do not have the patience for 100% achievements, so I used a walkthrough. Some of the levels require over 40 moves to score a perfect. That would take me ~50 - 100 hours probably instead of 6 hours. I did a lot of the easier levels (<16 moves for perfect) myself.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →she asked my for my wish on my wishlist I ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hate this game
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great puzzle game. The music is amazing as well.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →the Quell series are charming games with cimple art and soothing music where you need to collect pearls and keep your bubble alive to do so - they can have some real brain scratchers in there - this version just has the pearls and jewels to collect, there are no secret clock levels this time around - very fun, yet frustrating game - eight and a half stolen cheese wheels out of ten
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Excellent sequel, although the complexity of a lot of levels is increased a bit as multiple drops are used in almost all of them now. It's not quite as casual a game as the first one, but exactly as charming and fun. Playing it without touch controls is a tiny bit more cumbersome with regard to multiple drops, but it's not taking away from it in any way. (You can use the L/R shoulder buttons to switch between drops – not sure if simply pressing A works as well, I just discovered that is how you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →All of the Quell games are fun. Simple concept. Sometimes hard to solve. I actually prefer to play these on my phone.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Overall = 8/10 More fantastic and addictive relaxing puzzles with a few more rules and variables to consider. The new music is nice and it keeps the same theme and style of the original, but it does get a bit repetitive and annoying when you get stuck. Good balance of difficulty, although the later ones do require timing.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nice, challenging game, but you earn clues too quickly, I widely used them and ended up with albost 100 remaining
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Collectible is unexplained and poorly tracked.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Quell Reflect is a pretty relaxing yet challenging puzzle game. It plays kind of similar to a basic mobile style puzzle game but it's cheap and fun.
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