Cocoon

In the beginning, I thought the game was okay. It was a podcast game, I will just put something on and have something to do with my hands, but the further I got into the game the better puzzles became. In the later halves are so good brain teasers that it almost feels like an orgasm every time I figure it out.

The way the game forces you to do the puzzles in other puzzles and in other bubbles to complete your objective, that before later you have to think in entirely different way. And when you do it it's just feels like you are God.

Art style is fine. Didn't really feel much about it, but it is unique. Story is more or less not relevant. It's mostly the puzzles that are stealing the show and atmospheric sounds which is sadly not enough, so it is a podcast for the background sound.

They are awesome mind blowing moments , but all in all is okay. It just need more personality to be more memorable or classic, but it is absolutely a fine puzzle game.

I'd not heard of this one coming up, but when I saw it was created by folks from Inside and Limbo I had to try it. I'm glad I did. Gameplay is very simple - left stick to move, A for actions. The game ramps up the puzzles as you progress, with some of them bending the mind as you jump between the worlds. There's no real peril - the worst that can happen is running about wondering what to do - the challenge lies in solving puzzles that fold in on themselves. There were times I felt like a genius as a solution became apparent. There are a handful of boss fights too, which employ tactics that you've learned as you approach. All in all this is a well made and very enjoyable game.