Boxes: Lost Fragments

"An escape room puzzle game with self-contained chapters, making it perfect for players who struggle with maps and orientation. The difficulty ranges from easy to medium. There are no jump scares or dialogue. Helpful in-game hints are available without spoiling too much. I finished the game in 4.5 hours. Highly recommended!"

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Очень даже прикольная игра, красиво прорисовано все, мне очень понравилось)поломать голову на пару вечерков самое то!!!

great introduction to escape type game, had a lot of fun tho I wish for a part 2 to continue the story.

Jogo divertido, os puzzles não são muito complexos, mas mesmo assim é um bom jogo para passar o tempo

Very neutral recommendation. Most of what the negative reviews say are true. This is a puzzle/adventure game heavily derivative of 'The Room' and the general puzzle difficulty is kind of low. It has it's moments, but there's a lot of puzzle busywork, opening drawers, pulling switches/levers, etc. Controls can be kind of unintuitive at times, and the story is minimal and just acceptable. But this game goes really cheap, the stages you tackle are all nicely themed, and the game works well with no bugs or performance issues. There's certainly worse ways to spend 3 hours if you like puzzle games, it's definitely not a bad game, just a mediocre one.

Original game suited to my analogue and mechanical nature. Box follows box as puzzles are unclipped, unwound and secret compartments are discovered and like a Russian doll, there is always another puzzle to solve. Not too hard and not too easy, a pleasant 10 hours were spent.

Barely scrapped by with a thumbs up on this game. Strengths, Looks great. Some decent puzzles. That was actually enough. Weaknesses? It felt like a curated collection of puzzles wrapped in a shiny package. The biggest challenge was playing hide and seek. When something is too complicated to solve, like a 4 digit combination, you know they key is somewhere in the game. Those keys are so painfully obvious to discover. And please, if someone can solve a maze in a few seconds by looking at it, don't slow them down with cumbersome movement mechanics. That's not fun. Just skip the maze next time, That's just padding. And how many times do we have to line up the slider? If you build a game that caters to intelligent people, don't insult them by adding horns to Viking helmets and explaining away weak puzzle box mechanics with magic. The Devs are fine artists but weak puzzle makers if this game was anything to go by. And the ending? How about trying a few more puzzles to fix a bad mistake instead of "I hope I didn't mess up". You can do better. You already have some of the right skills. Just fill in the ones that were missing from this game or pivot to something else.