A disappointing adventure game that has a forgettable story, tedious gameplay and frustrating platform elements.
Clunky movement aside, Tetragon manages to create a beautiful-looking puzzle platformer with the right difficulty. Puzzles are not too hard but still manages to leave you stumped at times.
Greak: Memories of Azur’s controls can be challenging to learn, mostly because of its unique mechanics, but you’ll appreciate the game even more once you get it covered.
Not as one-note as it might first appear
Challenging, frustrating and rewarding in equal measures. Glyph will have you swearing and rage quitting. It might even ruin your day, but you’ll probably come back for more!
Although the idea behind INK isn’t a bad one, with controls that don’t feel precise and such basic gameplay, it doesn’t make for a game worth playing.
An attractive 2d puzzle game with a futuristic feel. Out of the Line delivers on aesthetics and atmosphere but could prove to be a little too easy for puzzle enthusiasts.
If you like puzzle platformers, jump into the fabric universe of Where’s Samantha?, a seemingly well-stitched together, engaging yarn with puzzles containing many fun ways to dye.
A short, nice puzzle game where you can pause the screen and move between them. Puzzles are cleverly designed to rack your brain.
This new entry in the ‘cute animals’ class of game succeeds both at that and the ‘game’ part.
