Doors: Paradox

Вполне интересная игра. Из минусов могу отметить разве что редкие зависания, из-за которых приходится перезапускать игру. Также хотелось бы более детализированную графику.

经典无厘头点解，做的比较精致

beautiful and charming.. a little repetitive / simple (good for young kids getting into puzzles) . I'd personally prefer a bit more back and forth between rooms , but it's fine. there are a few puzzles that are complicated/ could be frustrating (glad they have a skip for them)

Ein schönes Spiel. Wie ein niedliches the room für Kinder. Einige Rätsel kamen mir auch aus the room bekannt vor. Die Rätsel sind nicht sonderlich schwer und angenehm zum Abschalten abends. Man findet in jedem Level eine Schriftrolle, aber die Story wirkt nicht schlüssig oder vollständig. Es gibt sehr viele Level und ich mag das Design. Nachdem ich das Spiel durch habe, weiß ich weiterhin nicht, was es mit der Katze auf sich hat.

Tentative positive review. I'm pretty sure I got this in some Fanatical gamba bundle or something, and compared to the average quality of the slop you normally get in those this could be hung in the Louvre. Buying it on its own...? Ehhh. It's fun enough. Worse than a lot of other similarly vibe-d games. Main gripes here are the majority of puzzles being "click on this thing," with every single semi-challenging puzzle being totally unrelated to the actual theme of the diorama itself (ala sliding box puzzle type stuff). Lots of small annoyances that add up given that 90% of the game is just click on this thing, like it being unclear when you're supposed to just click on something, or click and hold, or click and move your mouse, etc., with seemingly no consistency even across a lot of the same types of objects. Maybe that seems petty, but that's most of the game, you know? Also the difficulty scaling is basically nonexistent. A lot of the hardest puzzles are just in random places on like level 8 of the chapter, and one of the easiest levels in the game is literally the very last one if you're doing everything in order. It's okay. It's fine. I would recommend looking toward other games in the genre first unless you're really down bad or already played the rest.

Doors: Paradox was a fun puzzle game that kept me engaged from start to finish. The puzzles struck a nice balance of being approachable while still making me stop and think, which made solving them feel satisfying. The art design was one of the highlights for me. Each level feels unique, and I enjoyed seeing the different environments and puzzle mechanics throughout the game. I played much of the game alongside someone else, and we both appreciated the creativity behind the puzzles and level design. It was a fun experience to share together. I may have also gotten a little addicted and ended up finishing the game without them. XD I also liked that the cat was essentially guiding you through the story. It was a nice addition alongside the notes scattered throughout each level, which helped piece everything together to the "choice" you ultimately have to make. I'd recommend this to anyone who enjoys point-and-click puzzle games with creative environments and a relaxing atmosphere. It's suitable for players of all ages.

Nice game that's casual and relaxing

Doors: Paradox is a really good puzzle game with interesting puzzles that stay fun without becoming overly complicated or frustrating. The game has a very relaxing atmosphere, great visuals, and satisfying level designs that make exploring enjoyable. There is also a mobile version of the game, but on mobile it’s split into 3 separate games and you have to pay to fully experience everything. The PC version on Steam is definitely the best way to play because it includes all games together in one package. If you enjoy casual puzzles with creative level design and relaxing vibe, I definitely recommend the game, specifically the PC version.

nice and simple puzzle game

Good Game, nice and Easy.