“A wild experimental narrative with mind-bending but shockingly fair puzzles. There's logic about the moon, but no moon logic to be found. Read the full review.”

“Not as wild or immensely gratifying as its predecessor and some really huge intuitive leaps toward the end are pretty daunting, but still a great entry to a great series.”

“Mysteries pulled from a single snapshot in time. In that respect it's like Curse of the Obra Dinn, but clearer. Some cases are daunting but never feel unfair in retrospect. Amazing story, too!”

“Really novel puzzles that bridge between oldschool adventure and Zelda-like dungeons. Every time you come back with a new approach to a puzzle and find something new, it's super rewarding.”

“Fun medieval absurdist point-and-click with puzzles that occasionally require some thinking and scouring. Everything is largely fair and there's a fun puzzle-skip mechanic for the bloodthirsty.”

“Fun hour-long or so first-person puzzle game with a simple concept but neat execution. A couple levels do require a bit of dexterity/platforming skill, but nothing too daunting.”

“Super promising demo in Steam Next Fest. Really looking forward to this one.”

“Short free hidden-object game in the vein of Hidden Folks, with extra optional objectives hidden behind secrets. Surprisingly great soundtrack.”

“A short comical adventure with sometimes a bit involved but very fair traditional adventure game puzzles. Also a good pick for achievement hunters.”

“Mindbender language and number puzzles with plenty of context to eventually piece it all together and a helpful hotspot system so you don't have to go pixel-hunting. Amazing game. See the full review.”