Mix of nonogram (level start) and sokoban (level end) puzzles. The fun lies in the stage in between, where you have to figure out (almost deduct!) the missing info to solve each level. Great game!

Short but solid, it delivers a compelling mystery and a great setting. Recommended for those who enjoy narrative and/or deduction games, specially those new to the genre.

Distinctive art and friendly tone, it's a pathfinding game that's better towards the end, mixing mechanics from other genres and giving its own spin to the traditional moves counter. Very recommended.

The story didn't hook me, but everything else in Tezzel is excellent: level design, art, music, sound effects and difficulty curve. For those after a varied puzzle game, I strongly recommend it!

Very short (~2h) but replayable, as choices matter and there are 3 possible endings. It's point and click, but the real puzzle lies within the time management aspect. Also excellent pixel art.

FFS is about learning lessons through experience and failure. It's more puzzling than precision platformer, with a gentle difficulty curve. It took me ~6h to complete, ~8h with extra levels.

Demo review: art is beautiful and puzzles are fun and challenging, what more can one ask? Well, it's varied in mechanics, despite it's simplicity, too. Curious to see where the story goes.

Demo review: I'm not the best at riddles but the ones presented here felt fair once it's clear what the games asks/expects from the player. The use of collage works great, too.