He Who Watches

惊艳的3D类推箱，将少数几种机制互相结合，挖掘到了深刻的层次，完成度很高。主线流程之外还有多层隐藏内容，对解谜玩家非常推荐

Early impressions: Really cool 3d sokoban puzzles, great presentation, solid challenge level, excellent hint system. Hell yeah.

Very fun. Figuring out solution, that requires to abandon real world logic, is really rewarding.

A solid set of mechanics that are explored in 100+ levels. The hint levels provided some relief on puzzles that took too long. The late game secret hunt was a fun quest that made this a great puzzle game.

(Thumbs up for support, I'll write a full review later but for now i can say that i definitely do recommend)

Great puzzler. You don't get much first-person stuff, but this uses it to perfect effect. A very small number of building blocks that combine into a rather high number of mechanical interactions (like Stephen's Sausage Roll, or Can of Wormholes). Looks gorgeous too, with its styled motifs (especially eyes) present everywhere. Though a minor complaint about that, at a certain progression point a few new features are added to the walls everywhere, which I think makes things look messier. Wish there were a way to undo that. Of course, we all know that nowadays having good puzzles isn't enough for your average puzzle game fan — you need some sort of metapuzzle stuff, maybe a metroidbrania-style mechanic where once you've learned it you can use it all over the place. I'm pleased to report that He Who Watches has what we crave in this. Overall, very good puzzle game. Clearly a lot of work went into setting the mood of the game, and it pays off well. Getting 100% will be a real pain, but I suppose that's a good thing.

4/4: These mind-bending puzzles are a masterclass in creative design. See my full review: https://david.reviews/articles/he-who-watches-review/ [quote]For more reviews, follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45203122/]my Steam curator[/url] or peruse my dedicated review site: https://david.reviews/games/[/quote]