Tag: Puzzle
Pode review – An Average Indie Puzzler with Notions
Perhaps Pode will be up someone’s alley, but there are more interesting puzzle adventures out there.
The Fall review – Taking an Unfortunate Tumble
For a title that has seen various platform releases over the last four years, The Fall leaves a lot to be desired in more than one area. The control scheme could be an easy fix but simply hasn’t been touched since release which is a shame.
Bridge Constructor Portal review – Drives Me Through the Wall
Portal is back! Well, sort of...
Sally’s Law review – Rolling in the Deep
Sally’s Law has hit me deep in the feels. Although quite easy at times. I think an over complicated challenge would ruin the feel of this nicely paced puzzle platformer.
The Thin Silence review – Rarefied Gameplay
The Thin Silence is a game with an amazing story and atmosphere that is completely let down by almost every other aspect of the game, the gameplay itself being the biggest culprit
Tartarus review: Highs Gradually Turn to Lows
Tartarus is a game with many elements that gradually decrease in quality as the game progresses. All of these elements however, are just window-dressing for the meat of the game which is the puzzles.
The Darkside Detective review: A Divine Comedy
Review code (PC) provided by publisher
The Darkside Detective
Point and click adventures laden with pop culture references and reflexive humour are neither new nor original....
RiME review: Emotional, Relaxing, Divisive
Rime is Tequila Work’s third outing, the Spanish devs are largely known for their debút Deadlight - a post-apocalyptic survival-horror game unsurprisingly far removed...
Review: Submerged
In Uppercut's latest offering, Submerged, you play as young girl Maku who, with her wounded younger brother, Taku, finds herself in a mysterious flooded city....
Review: Unmechanical Extended
Unmechanical Extended is a physics-based puzzle game with a strangely soothing (and equal parts enjoyable) music. It sports an interesting mix of biological and mechanical imagery throughout its artwork and, despite their being very little plot to the game I found myself immersed in the continually changing puzzle types.