Tag: Puzzle »

Letter Rooms packs a lot of punch by limiting its length and offering up only the best of its anagram puzzles.

Day Repeat Day feels less like satire the more you play it.

This card-based adventure makes trial-and-error fun and snappy.

This licensed “found phone” adventure game is an enjoyable—though extremely directed—experience.

The lighting model in this game is really fun to play with, but at a certain point you’re no longer allowed to do that.

Wordsmyth is a refreshingly chill take on Boggle.

Inked would be a more enjoyable game if it had a better sense of what it wanted to be.

Pink is the brightest and boldest color-inspired puzzle game from Bart Bonte yet.

The Pillar is a good way to enjoy a mobile-friendly take on The Witness.

This lovingly-crafted meta adventure tells a silly but charming story about games for people who love them.

Embracelet is a touching and enjoyable narrative adventure despite the fact that it has significant control issues.

Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead breathes new life into a tired genre, but it doesn’t do enough to help you enjoy its creative challenges.

Gliding along in Sine feels wonderful, but its awkward difficulty feels artificial and unsatisfying.

HoloVista is a narrative adventure that starts with a bang before fizzling out.

Empty. is a light puzzle experience that gives a little but asks for practically nothing in return.