PuzzGun

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Nice game, I wish more people play it.

The titular "puzzgun" mechanic puts a novel spin on well-trodden puzzle-platformer tropes like gravity shifting, block-pushing, and teleportation, and serves them up through a nice progression of well-designed puzzles. Level design is constrained by unalterable tiles, usually leaving only one intended solution to be deduced by the player, but the variety of block modifiers create a possibility space large enough that solving the puzzles remains challenging and satisfying. That said, some of the levels did seem to have an alternate easier solution that allowed me to avoid parts of the level anA hidden gem.

I have enjoyed playing this so far. I like how even levels are not too easy, like in many puzzle games they are. Also great graphics and relaxing music.

Nice puzzle game, with a mechanic I haven't seen before. I've only played for 1.5 hours so far, but the difficulty is ramping up nicely. (I'm on level 19 of 63) (My only complaint is that the "Press Q for hint" thing appears too easily - I don't want a hint after only trying a level for a few minutes!)

In this game, you play as a lone cowboy infiltrating a wizard's castle. However, he is wise to you and has set up traps to keep you contained. In each level, you must reach the gem to progress to the next challenge. You do this by shooting your gun at the bricks. However, only the gray bricks can be affected. Different ammo has different effects from cloning bricks to altering gravity. There are eight or so different ammo types introduced gradually throughout the game. There is a hint system (shown along the top). Every four minutes, the type of ammo that should be used is shown. I liked this hint system as it gave some indication of the ammo type you should be using, but four minutes can be a long time. There were several puzzles I couldn't figure out and the hint system was helpful. Pacing for the game is generally good. New ammo types are presented at an appropriate pace. Once they are introduced, there are several puzzles that show different ways that the ammo type works and interacts with the environment and other ammo. The first 30 or so puzzles serve as in introduction with the last 30 or so puzzles bending your mind to its limits. There are some very clever puzzles hidden in there. As a platform game, the platform mechanics are nearly spot on. There are very few "twitch" timing puzzles, for which I was grateful. This is a hidden gem of a puzzle game!

PuzzGun is a great hidden gem for the puzzle/puzzle platformer fans out there. It is a lot of fun to use the different ammo in the game as puzzle pieces and new mechanics get introduced at a good pace. You can read my full thoughts here: https://whatevo.com/post/237/steam-summer-sale-retrospective