A Symmetric Escape

一人称のパズルゲーム･･･だが一人称はほぼ意味がなく、テーブルに向かって解くパズルが主体。パズルの形としては初めて見るもので、ただ指定されたパターンに沿って色を塗っていくだけだが意外と難しく、ロジカルな思考ができて楽しい。 また本題の塗り絵パズルとは別に考えないといけない要素もあるのだが、チュートリアルや説明もないので普通にパズルを解いてもクリアとならず呆然とするところもあるが、隠されたトリックがわかった時にヒラメキを実感できるところは面白くもある。 全てのパズルを解いてクリアするだけで実績が全て開放できるので実績厨もニッコリの仕様。ちなみにクリア後に何番目のクリア者かでるんだけど私はどうやら13人目だったみたい。･･･リリースされて一週間経つのに。

Cool retro art style and really tough unique puzzles. Progression is nice, slowly introduced to the mechanics and then later on have to really think on it to figure out things. if you're up to that its a great puzzle game

A lovely puzzle game! I played the game jam version and really loved it. The steam version adds some new types of challenges as well as bonus puzzles. The game is short, but a joy to play through. The difficulty curve is really well done and I love the way different mechanics are introduced and then come together. One of the big strengths of this game is the openness. Much like The Witness, many paths open up, allowing you to move to different challenges as you find yourself stuck. Often times I would get stuck on a puzzle, walk away and solve some different puzzles, and then come back to complete the original challenge. The atmosphere is very calm but a little eerie. Don't let the clock in the center room scare you. It is recording your time, not limiting you. The game ran very smoothly on my machine, and I did not encounter any game play bugs. I was able to complete 100% of the puzzles. I look forward to more from this developer in the future.

its a good game but i dont have the patience to get stuck on one puzzle also how the hell does the middle puzzle thats 4 at once work i dont even know how it ends because 1 puzzle is impossible for me and one i just dont understand

A short and sweet puzzle game. Keeps throwing new curve balls at you right up until the final minute. Definitely requires a little bit of lateral thinking and the core puzzle that it builds on is solid.

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 7/10[/url] Following very much the approach set out by The Witness, this game takes one simple 2D puzzle type, and teaches you how to play, entirely by example. Then it sets you loose to solve a wide range of variants, in a 3D world. Eventually the 3D world also takes on aspects of the 2D puzzle. The puzzle involves coloring in a grid so that different color groups have particular types of symmetry (eg bilateral, rotational, mirror, etc). The middle part of this game is by far the most enjoyable. At that point you’ve figured out the core mechanics, and are just running around figuring out how to solve puzzles by applying them in different ways, occasionally discovering new mechanics that are minor extensions. If the whole game had been like this it would be a 9 out of 10. The game is far rougher at first, where there aren’t really enough teaching examples to get a really solid grip on what the rule set is. And I personally feel the end game goes way off the rails introducing some radical variations in the rules that are hard to guess, non-intuitive, and often feel like buggy UI, although in retrospect it is not. This part of the game is a 5 out of 10, if I’m generous. I suspect this is where being an indie developer really hurts, because a little bit of outside play testing probably would have revealed the unevenness of the experience. That said, not everyone seems to be annoyed by the beginning and end game; maybe I was just having a bad day. In any case the end game is easier now if you want it to be since there’s a guide and several posts to the forum that explain what’s going on. Obviously, it’s far from ideal if you have to resort to such sources in order to be able to finish the game, but maybe you won’t. For those who care about graphics or storyline, don’t. Although personally I was somewhat amused by the fact that I was playing 1992’s Wolfenstein 3D, but with puzzles instead of guns. For real puzzle fans I don’t think these missing aspects of the game should hold it back at all. The controls were good: I found it very pleasant to play with a standard controller.

Simple and straightforward, fun mechanics, challenging but fair puzzles, doesn't overstay it's welcome. Took me about three hours to complete every puzzle while sometimes being distracted by stuff on the second monitor.

Really enjoyed playing this. A fantastic puzzle game, it really had me stumped a few times, but I was always able to find the solution eventually. If you're looking for a short, sweet, and very unique puzzler, look no further!

Great game to get you thinking. Lots of different additions to the puzzles which kept the flow of the game great and the slow increase in difficulty was set out perfectly.