Your goal in each puzzle is to chase a creature into a trap. Adds classic mechanics like spikes, switches, and doors, but finds interesting things to do with them because of the way movement works. Altered - Grid-based block pusher that explores a few characters with particularly unique ways of moving.Has some spooky bits (in fact, I was scared even when I didn't need to be - but I quite enjoy that!) The environment design and everything is as great as ever. Puzzles are very satisfying to figure out. Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye - DLC that's just as great as the main game.Very solid puzzle design from the creator of Pipe Push Paradise and many puzzles contributed by Draknek (of A Monster's Expedition, A Good Snowman.). Fascinating mechanics introduced along the way. Bonfire Peaks - Ascend a mountain, burning your belongings as you go.As a heads-up, there are still a few days left on the Steam Lunar New Year Sale, FWIW.
#Yugo puzzle free#
Feel free to include other games that aren't traditionally considered puzzle games but you feel can be classified as such, as long as you can justify it. I'm also going to include detective/ mystery games such as Return of the Obra Dinn and Outer Wilds that don't necessarily have many in-game puzzles, but require you to figure out what happened/ what's going on by connecting the picture based on various little clues you find, so that the whole game feels like one giant puzzle. I would include typical point & click adventure games (or similar games that utilize keyboard/ gamepad controls) as their gameplay consist mostly of puzzles. I'm going to be loose with the term 'puzzle game' here. It's also fine to just name a game without elaborating, but feel free to describe it a little, especially useful stuff they don't mention on the store page, so long as you don't put spoilers! Don't be shy to list games that others have already mentioned as long as they are your favourites, as this isn't really a recommendation thread, but perhaps you could do away with the description unless you have new points to add. You can list as many games as you want, even just one. It can be a video game on any platform, including mobile, and even free games count. It's fine if you only played it this year, and it's okay if you haven't beaten the game as long as you've played enough of it to consider it a favourite. Hey guys, now that we're about a month into 2022, I think it's a good time to ask what your favourite puzzle games released in 2021 are. Let's plays or streams will no longer be allowed.Only post something that contributes to the conversation: video essay, design analysis, let's analyze, etc.Please post if you genuinely think the community will enjoy it. It's a place to discover new puzzle games and highlight the developers who make them. Please don't spam, or you will be banned.For example, what makes your game special? What's your hook? Tell us why you made the game and why we should play it. Please describe the game you are posting about.You may add "" to the beginning of a post's title, or simply say so in the main body, if it's a text post, or in the comments, if it's a link. Make it clear that you are the developer.As a general rule, only post a game that we can play: a demo or released game.Post work-in-progress titles to the "Upcoming Releases" thread to be featured there (or if it's archived message the moderator(s)).If someone or something makes you feel uncomfortable or unwelcome, please message the moderator(s).What makes the game unique or interesting? If you are recommending a game, don't just post a link.Try not to steer the conversation too far from puzzle games.Please do not use harmful language and respect your fellow redditors.R/puzzlevideogames is welcome to everyone, regardless of age, gender, gender identity and expression, religion, nationality, race, sexual orientation, disability and physical appearance. r/abstractgames - two-player combinatorial games.
#Yugo puzzle series#
NYU Game Center Lecture Series Presents Zach Barth.Daniel Benmergui Designing a Boss in Ernesto.Dos and Don'ts of Honest Puzzle Game Design.Designing to Reveal the Nature of the Universe.Puzzlescript - Open Source HTML5 Puzzle Game Engine.A place to talk about, analyze, recommend and create puzzle games.
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