Vylan is a puzzle game where your environment only moves when you move. It has 100 levels in total with increasing difficulty.
Although it can feel boring and repetitive sometimes, it’s still a fun game to play.
A casual and relaxing puzzle for puzzle lovers, although the price might be too much for its short playtime.
Having to puzzle out all of the game’s mechanics on your own is quite a hindrance for a puzzle game with such particular mechanics and rules.
Maquette’s unusual and mind-bending puzzles will have you thinking outside the box. Game mechanics can be a little frustrating and the story is a little bland but well performed.
A sci-fi adventure that scratches the Myst itch, if only for a short time.
Traverse through a hostile alien spaceship, rescue crewmates, engage in tactical battles, and fight robots with your BARE FISTS.
Voyage is visually stunning and imaginative. Although short in length, it makes up for it by delivering an enjoyable and memorable experience.
A second part in a casual point-and-click series about a post-apocalyptic society ruled by robots.
A combination of walking simulator and puzzle genre that somehow doesn’t blend well. It still have interesting puzzle mechanics, although people with limitations might have trouble solving them.
