Hiding Spot

This is a splendid little puzzle game. It seems to take after Stephen's Sausage Roll in that the verbset is very simple but each new floor (which function as worlds in this game) adds one new piece of furniture to interact with or add in a new dimension to previously established mechanics. Puzzles are fairly contained and I didn't get stuck too much. Beat the game in under five hours.

*chef's kiss*

Excellently crafted puzzle game. The objects that comprise the game's varied mechanics don't seem on first glance to be anything brand new, but are unique enough to comprise some great and original puzzles, especially when combined. The very unique goal of trapping yourself in an enclosed space also goes a long way to helping the game create such great puzzles. It's not super long, but each puzzle is unique and worthwhile. Difficult enough to prompt some thinking, but never feels frustrating or like just randomly trying options - you do have to logic your way to the solution. Only issue is that it's a smidge buggy - on more than one occasion I did find myself accidentally merging objects by pushing them the wrong way.

A short sokoban type puzzle game where the main goal is to hide yourself using the furniture around you. As someone who relates a little too well to the reclusive main character, I found the theme both funny and unexpectedly motivating. Any puzzle enthusiasts will definitely enjoy working through its clever level designs.

Just finished some initial levels of the game and feel the urge to write a quick review immediately. Room 203 blew my mind on how components are used! Try this game and you'll love it!

Amazing Game

Looks simple on the surface, but wrings a surprising amount of challenge out of the small set of furniture and objects available to manipulate. I was surprised how often I would get stumped in these tiny levels that really force the player to think through executing precise movements. Fun puzzle game/agoraphobia simulator to spend a few hours with, would recommend.