Chroma Zero

Very interesting puzzle game, with non-linear methods of progression and quite challenging puzzles. As you can solve the puzzles in various order, it might happen that the hint obtained when solving a puzzle isn't really needed since it's stuff that has been already solved, but it's part of the freedom given in this game. The lack of an undo button without resetting the entire level can make solving some parts a bit tedious, but regardless I highly suggest Chroma zero if you like puzzle games.

규칙 모르는 초반이 제일 힘겹지만, 그곳만 넘어가면 정말 좋은 게임입니다 아예 모르겠다 싶으면 초반 정도는 공략 봐도 좋을 것 같아요 후반이 진국이라

Holy Ass!!!

good thinky, the middle part gets a lil tough to think about but it also lets you do quite a lot if you know what you're doing within the bounds of the game that is

Hop on this one, Outer Wilds fans. You're gonna love it. You're not going to love the lack of reviews for the game, but you can, of course, rectify that! There's no loop in the real world, you gotta seize fate by the nipples and pull! Pull as hard as you can!

To the prospective player, I'd like to note that there are probably 5-10 puzzles in the game, total, and that a lot of your time will be spent tinkering around with the game's systems and doing things that you're told to do by a rather toneless NPC (who gives '"cool" high school science teacher'). Overall, I have mixed thoughts on this. I've designed and created a few puzzle games before and I noticed this one having a lot of the same problems that I was having, chiefly with getting the player to the actual puzzles and clearly distinguishing what is/isn't part of a puzzle. I'm kinda annoyed that (spoilers) a lot of the puzzles you can access first have basically nothing to do with the mechanics that initially available to you. I wish there were more self-contained puzzles that allowed the player to gain further familiarity with the mechanics, and that the temples actually gave you something to solve instead of just obtusely hinting at systems in the game. The mechanics are really interesting but I felt like there wasn't ever a puzzle that truly used these systems to the fullest. I also felt like the logic was a bit iffy at times, especially after the SPOILEREVENT when the portals are able to use the intermediate colors but other objects aren't. Shoulda been 3 instead of 6 SPOILERTASKS, I think, just using the primary colors. That cumulative bit is basically not a puzzle but it might've taken me more than 40 minutes just because I kept a) falling off the map, b) forgetting to close a portal, or c) accidentally destroying something I needed. Wish there was an 'undo' button, at least to go back to the last portal you were at. Performance is very inconsistent, as other reviewers have mentioned, but it wasn't too obtrusive to the gameplay. So, the ambition and the ideas were definitely here, but the execution was less compelling. For me, this is the sign of a kick-ass game developer whose best work is definitely ahead of them. As in, this ain't a great puzzle game, but I am certain that the developer has a great puzzle game in 'em. But, that's all idle speculation.

Great puzzle game :)