Altered

Altered is a very good puzzle game that explores well its four main mechanics without outstaying its welcome. Every level is interesting and has a different trick up its sleeve. Sometimes you'll get the right idea immediately, while others you'll scratch your head wondering how on earth it can be possible to solve it, until it clicks. Recommended.

面白かったです。 基本的なところは倉庫番ですが、自分が操作するキャラにそれぞれ 特性があって、新しいパズルになっています。個性を感じました。 これまでなかった感覚だから、ちょいちょい解けなくて 行き詰りますが、それもまた楽しい。 和風っぽい世界観や、効果音もいいです。

极好的推箱子衍生，强烈推荐。唯一美中不足的是缺乏对机制组合的探索。

Very hard, very fun!!

Neat short (took me 4 hours but YMMV, some levels can get you stuck for a while) puzzle game with just the right amount of challenge and fun mechanics.

Fun little puzzle game with calming scenery/sounds and multiple routes to progress. There are 3 main modalities so you get better at these different types and move on when you're stuck on one for a bit, finish those 3 then there's a final 4th type and then you beat the game after some of those. I'm pretty sure I left the game running last night so it might have jumped up my hours, but I remember this game was very cheap so it's a fun little mini obsession to get into for like 3 days.

Quite an enjoyable puzzle game, well worth it to try (although maybe when on sale). It's a Sokoban-like! Except you, the player character, have unique special powers. You go through 4 different characters with their own special powers. For example, the first one you see allows you to extend a hand horizontally, and another hand vertically, changing your shape and thus allowing you to e.g. span across water, push blocks somewhat remotely, and more. The other characters have other powers. The level design is pretty solid. Barely any filler, each one looking fresh and new from the previous. Levels tutorialize the mechanics well. The overworld is... eh. Levels are grouped into packets of around 3 levels; completing a group covers it with a bell and may unlock the path forward. (You can replay levels from the main menu.) After several packets, you seem to have two paths forward with branching levels, but ultimately you must finish all the packets in order to open the path forward leading to the ending. I think the overworld is not very inspired, and lacks choice and agency. (I also wish there was some meta-game content.) But it's just a minor issue. Ultimately, I finished the game in around 4 hours. (I played this game a long time ago and dropped it, then I reset my save and started over.) I think the price tag is a bit steep for that, but given that the levels are solid, it's still worth to play.