CIPHER ZERO

규칙을 알아내고, 시행착오를 거쳐 답을 찾아가는 퍼즐입니다. '규칙을 고려하면 여기 아니면 여기에 불이 들어와야 해. 그리고 여기 불이 들어오면 다음엔 여기에도 불이 들어와야 해.' 하는 식으로 경우의 수가 꼬리를 뭅니다. 여러 규칙 사이에 모순을 피하고, 모든 규칙을 동시에 만족하는 답을 찾아냅니다. 가설을 세우고, 수정하고, 파기하는 과정이 타일을 켜고 끄는 것으로 치환됩니다. '켜고 끄고, 결과를 확인한다.' 이 간단해 보이는 디자인이 마음을 사로잡습니다. 도전 과제는 게임을 끝까지 깨는 것 외에는 어려운 과제가 없습니다. 모든 퍼즐을 푼다면 100% 달성할 수 있습니다.

A new logic puzzler I've been craving for. The puzzles themselves are quite minimalist, though the surrounding presentations probably wouldn't be described as such. As of this review, I am still in the middle of completing the puzzles, but I have some observations so far: - Gameplay: Intuitive enough to grasp, enjoyable presentation. The red biome is a bit confusing though because of the clashing colors. - UI: Looks quite nice, but I wish the animations could be adjusted because it feels sluggish to navigate.

Great grid puzzles. Very satisfying to get stuck and either work through it, or come back to it and solve it. Managed to go through the whole thing with only one hint (when I misunderstood an early glyph), even when some puzzles seemed impossible. Has that "feel good about how smart you are" feeling in SPADES! Love the art style as well.

A reasonably good puzzle game. It does nothing groundbreaking - largely just borrowed concepts from other puzzle games - and a few too many puzzles can feel like fumbling around with guesses until you solve it, but it's well presented and engaging enough.

Soft recommend. The first (half?) if the game is great. I really enjoy logic puzzles and pulling threads to find solutions. Unfortunately around the time "Sectors" are introduced, it becomes much more about guessing and checking. To the point where by the time I got to the Suburbs, where the grids change from squares to hexagons, I was exhausted with the whole premise.

8.5/10，一款差强人意的猜规则纸笔解谜游戏。 游戏名曰猜规则，但规则都比较常见。 游戏的难度曲线很奇怪，前面绝大多数题都很简单，但是快到最后一章时难度陡增。并且游戏是线性的，如果有关卡死了就真卡死了。 我感觉这个游戏的逻辑性并不是很强，后期很多关卡都要靠穷举或者通灵，我个人很反感。 总之可以推荐。

The puzzles are challenging but not interesting. The game is pretty but doesn't have anything to actually say. Rather than introducing new concepts, past the halfway point it's mostly combinations of things you already know. Also, commits a personal peeve of only giving you one puzzle to work on at a time. There's better, as other reviewers have mentioned. It also seems designed for mobile - neither a pro nor con, but I'm surprised it's not on Apple or Google storefronts. If anything, it'd be a tentative recommend for those platforms as it lends itself to short sessions on touchscreen devices.

Great "rule discovery" puzzle, lots of mechanics gradually introduced from beginning to the end. If there's a lore behind the whole game, I hadn't quite grasped it yet, but good game nevertheless!