Puzzlement

A puzzle game with a few basic mechanics that can be finished in about an hour. Simple but sweet.

입체적인 사고를 해야하는 신박한 퍼즐게임이었습니다! 총 50개의 퍼즐들의 난이도도 꽤 적당하고, 생각보다 흡입력도 좋아서 후다닥 깨버렸네요. 다만 비슷한 사고방식을 요구하는 퍼즐들이, 약간씩 형태만 바꿔서 재사용 되는 느낌이 들어 조금은 아쉽네요. 한정된 메카닉 안에서 계속해서 다른 방향성의 퍼즐들을 만들어보는 시도가 있었으면 어땠을까 하는 생각이 듭니다. 결론은 싼 가격에 정말 재밌게 했습니다.

had a little fun playing this but overtime repetitive

A very short game (<1 hr), but a refreshing take on the "collect stuff" genre. The stuff always being red squares, where your character bends itself around corners 3D shapes to basically turn in another direction, which may grant you access to new red squares. I do recommend the game as it is rather cheap and you get an okay game for your money, although I do feel some more game mechanics could be explored. Only two types of assistance are available, a blue square that turns your character 180 degrees, making it fall into another direction, and some sort of turn knob allowing you to turn parts of the 3D shape you are on. It feels like there could be more though, like perhaps some teleport-square, or other colors could be up for grabs, which should be done in order etc. Perhaps for a Puzzlement 2 other options could be explored. The small amount of levels combined with the easy gameplay probably makes replayability lacking, though the games low price properly reflects that.

Yes.

It's honestly pretty hard to judge. I would go for "neutral", but ultimately I think it's a weak not-recommend. The premise is fully described by the trailer. You're the red ghost, collect all the red squares. You can move left and right, and make a weak jump. The main gimmick is that you live on faces of a cube, and as you travel between faces, your local orientation (and gravity) stays. So you can enter the same face in multiple different orientations, which is often necessary to collect the red squares. You'll find some additional mechanics: multiple players (you control all of them simultaneously), blue squares (flips gravity), red cubes (you can click them to rotate the cube). There are 50 levels, and pretty much it. Barely any other features. No overworld, you just go through all levels in a row. No windowed mode. No undo, so you have to restart if you make a mistake. That said, most levels are very open that you will never get stuck. The game is quick, it's around an hour long. That said, I feel it's sluggish. Movement is pretty slow, rotating a red cube is pretty slow, that most of the game is more about waiting for the animation to happen. A good chunk of the levels have red squares everywhere, so the goal is just to visit every single square. I find them rather uninspired; it's better to place a few red squares that are the hardest to get. As I said, if I could vote neutral, I would say neutral. But I think the game didn't grab me too much, and there are some issues with it. So I end up giving this a weak not-recommend score. It's cheap though, so if you're curious anyway, you can easily try it.