UltraNothing

This game rules. I know it looks like homework, but it's incredibly good.

[i]"Insofar as the gap between essence and appearance is inherent to appearance, in other words, infsofar as essence is nothing but appearance reflected into itself, appearance is appearance against the background of nothing - everything appears ultimately out of nothing."[/i] - Slavoj Žižek

half library of babel in video game form half test in esoteric game design exploring strange ways to teach the player integral features (barely) of the game in nearly every individual puzzle

The game is good, some of the puzzles seem more complicated than they are, and even though I do enjoy puzzle games I usually get too stumped and have to look up too many solutions, but this game I've only had help with about 2 out of the 300 or so puzzles I've done. The game has a sort of baba is you vibe, where you're using whats given to you and abusing it in ways idk if the creator ever intended or not. It makes you feel smart (or dumb) after you figure out you only needed to do 1 or 2 moves in a puzzle you were attempting 10-20 step solutions for an hour lol. The game is in my top 5 puzzle games easily, and its not number 5, for the price it is an absolute steal of content.

despite the title of the game there is something, and it's good

if you play a few levels and you're like okay this is pretty straightforward, well, that's nothing if you get deep in it and tear your hair out looking for the jank a level needs? that's ULTRA NOTHING.

This is definitely underwater in the puzzle game iceberg. i don't know how far, but it's down there