Universe Generator: The Golden Sword

I really wanted to thumbs up this, but despite what other reviews say, I personally found the puzzles rather obscure in a non-fun way. I have eventually handled most of them but couldn't really understand one, even after watching a walkthrough [spoiler] (the one where you have to find the two brothers) [/spoiler]. The bright side, I guess, is that the footage was very creepy in an intriguing, mysterious way. I did like that, but when it sums up to this and random puzzles, I'm not sure I can fullheartedly recommend.

I can not get past a certain point as it makes no sense

Ehhh...the concept and presentation put me off at first, had to be in the right mood for it. Came back to it months later and was having a fine time until I got stuck at a certain puzzle. Got very annoyed and looked it up on YouTube - saw that the guy playing got stuck at the same place as me and he ended up brute forcing it. The developer himself responded in the comments explaining the solution. Once explained, it made sense, but I wouldn't have come to that conclusion on my own. The guide book is supposed to point players in the right direction but I think something important was lost in translation or context. Maybe I'll come back and try to finish Universe Generator one day, but not today. UPDATE: Switched to recommended because the game left a nice impression.

[h1]Before I played Universe Generator: The Golden Sword, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

Now this is an awesome trip of a game. From what i didn't like in the original Yeli Orog game this game really captured me. The puzzles are abstract but interesting and the lore feels like it could have come out of some old occult work. I was hooked and though it was short I really loved this game. Really hope for more from this dev.