Blue Prince

I got into this thinking it would basically be a roguelike with a new format, and like, kind of. It definitely has roguelike elements. But it's also a puzzle game in the vein of Myst, where you build up knowledge over time and that unlocks new interactions when you revisit the same places. And it is also sort of a walking simulator, where you slowly piece together the (quite touching and engaging) story and worldbuilding. IDK. Genre-defying for sure, but I loved it. I have completed the main stretch of the game but it's the kind of thing where there is still a lot more to discover afterwards, so I will be continuing for a while, and almost certainly revisiting periodically. It is rare that a game makes me feel this way.

good game think I 10/10 and more

Excellent jeu aux choix multiples, attention le niveau d'anglais est plus poussé qu'une simple compréhension ( tournure de phrase pas toujours très concrète en traduction pure ). Certaines énigmes nécessiterons vos compétences linguistiques plus que d'ordinaires (jeux de mots anglais). Si vous tentez l'aventure laissez vous guider, terminé un jour n'est pas une fin, soyez satisfait de votre journée et recommencez !

Very absorbing puzzle game. However, I found that to progress lots of time has to be spent trying to get the right random draw. In that way, the game does not really respect your time. Some frictions become more grating over time.

That sure was something! Finally 100%ed it! The 2 instances of "Stand and wait here and do nothing for 41 minutes and 15 seconds" because the puzzles are time based, were really really unnecessary and stupid. If there was a way to pass ingame time through "resting" or setting a magic clock item to a specific time or whatever, those would have been completely fine puzzles, but forcing the player to just wait is not good. However aside from those, the game was really really good! The lore was cool and presented in a very nice way. It was quite challenging, but not in a bad way. There is a point though, in the endgame, where the puzzles get so hard and weird that it's probably meant to be solved by a community rather than on your own, so I wouldn't recommend going into the game thinking you're going to solve everything on your own without hints online. The wikis for the game do present things in a nice mostly spoiler free way, until you reveal the spoiler information yourself manually. Aside from that it was a really nice experience to solve it mostly by myself and a trusty OneNote notebook.

one of the best games I have ever played (I am an avid puzzle game enjoyer) seemlessly blends genres into an entertaining, thought provoking, and mildly (very) addicting experience. Also the lore and the themes/message/story of the game are such a nice touch on an already super polished game.