Glass Masquerade 4: Constellations

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這次內容還是有些少，過程仍然很好玩，我是夏季打折入手的就覺得很可以了

Bardzo fajne puzzle - sporo opcji (polecam głównie ten tryb z kawałkami wyglądającymi jak rozbite szkło, ale można grać jak się chce) i chyba najładniejsze witraże od czasów jedynki. Można się na parę godzin odprężyć przy minimalistycznej muzyce i bawić na swoich zasadach. Nawet pod kątem osiągnięć wystarczy wypróbować różne style i poziomy trudności tylko raz, a potem do końca grać tylko na tych, które przypadły do gustu. Cena też adekwatna do zawartości - nawet chętnie dorzucę więcej przy okazji kolejnych DLC.

Glass Masquerade 4 felt like the series took everything it learned from the previous games and polished it into a smoother overall experience. The UI is clean, simple, and easy to navigate. The main menu gives you a nice overview before leading you into the puzzle selection, which is organized into different themes such as mythical creatures and zodiac-inspired collections. I also appreciated that each section contained a reasonable number of puzzles, so it never felt overwhelming. The puzzle settings, cuts, and difficulty options also felt a little more refined, even if they weren't drastically different from the previous game. Everything was straightforward and easy to figure out. I also enjoyed the Celestial DLC. One of my favorite changes was the achievement design. Compared to the earlier games, the achievements felt much more realistic and progression-based. Instead of requiring near-perfect accuracy or completing every puzzle on the hardest difficulty, this time you only needed to try different puzzle cuts, difficulties, and complete the puzzles naturally. It made going for 100% much more enjoyable instead of feeling like a chore. My only real criticism is that, while the artwork was still beautiful and stayed true to the series, something about the overall execution didn't resonate with me in quite the same way as the previous entries. It wasn't the themes, subject matter, or art style itself—I actually enjoyed those. I just felt the artwork didn't come together with the same emotional impact the earlier games had. It certainly wasn't bad, and I still enjoyed it, but it didn't leave quite the same lasting impression on me. Overall, I still had a great time with Glass Masquerade 4. If you enjoyed the previous games in the series or simply enjoy relaxing puzzle games with beautiful stained-glass-inspired artwork, I'd definitely recommend giving it a try.

This is more of the same thing. It's beautiful. So many options for how you want to play. I still prefer the UI from 3.

[b]“People who live in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones”[/b] [i]-John Masquerade[/i] [hr][/hr] [b]Glass Masquerade 4[/b] good. Kind of redundant at this point but here’s a short review for this relaxing puzzle game. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] It’s a puzzle, a jigsaw one. [h1]Story[/h1] No story but each glass window tells a little something through imagery alone. [h1]X-Factor[/h1] It has the looks of a glass window, complete with soft shimmering light going through the artwork so it’s always somewhat animated instead of just a static image, each piece has a weird shape which is a welcome change from normal jigsaw puzzles, and it’s playable in bouts of 15 minutes so a puzzle or two can be sneaked in whenever you have time and want to occupy some of it with some stress-free puzzling. [h1]Downsides[/h1] I’d say it’s not a s good as the first one since I preferred art to not be as “heavy lined” and have different shapes to build out from instead of always the same circle [hr][/hr] Good little timekiller, discounts are frequent, I suggest to play on hard mode to enjoy it even more and make it last longer.

出新的我还会买，但一作比一作敷衍有点难绷

I love this game. It is relaxing. The music is great too.

不多说，玩了就懂，很不错很好看

It has a very favorable price which makes it an insta-buy for fans of the series