Between

Between offers a collection of well-crafted puzzles set across varied environments. The game opens in a tranquil forest and gradually transitions into an industrial subterranean setting filled with hefty machines to operate. Highlights include the reactor puzzle, which brings a satisfying sense of accomplishment after setting up each component. The game's environments feel distinct, and the challenges remain interesting as you switch from aboveground to the more mechanical underground segments. Most of the puzzles strike a fair balance between logic and exploration, though some interactions with the interface can be unintuitive. The cursor and highlighting system, in particular, can sometimes make it unclear what you’re supposed to interact with, which may lead to a bit of frustration when trying to solve certain tasks. The developer stays active in the Steam forums and is open to feedback, pushing out updates and bug fixes based on player suggestions. I encountered no technical issues myself, and overall performance was smooth. For fans of puzzle games looking for something under the radar, Between is worth a look. Despite some rough edges in its interface, the game’s mysterious atmosphere and engaging puzzles kept me invested throughout my time with it.