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2018USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch88 % positive

An atmospheric puzzle adventure built around light and shadow, where you shift between worlds to solve clever riddles in a surreal, high-contrast visual style.

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Lavish presentation
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
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2019USK 6PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified94 % positive18.99 €

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A first-person puzzle game set in a dream where perspective is reality: objects grow or shrink depending on how you look at them. Short and mind-bending, with dry humor and a surprisingly reflective message.

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The Room Two

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An atmospheric puzzle game where you examine and manipulate intricately crafted mechanical puzzle boxes with tactile controls. Every drawer and mechanism hides another secret in an eerie, mysterious world.

The Room Three

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An atmospheric puzzle game where you manipulate intricately crafted mechanical contraptions and rooms to escape the enigmatic Craftsman. Tactile puzzles and an eerie mood define it, and multiple endings reward careful play.

The Room

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A tactile puzzle game where you twist, slide and inspect an ornate safe full of hidden compartments and clever mechanisms. Its moody, occult-tinged atmosphere makes every discovery feel eerie and satisfying.

Creaks

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A hand-painted-looking puzzle adventure where you discover a hidden world of bird folk and living furniture monsters behind your bedroom wall. Its puzzles revolve around learning creature behavior patterns, and are fair and atmospheric with a lovely soundtrack.

Gorogoa

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Gorogoa is a short, hand-drawn puzzle game where you stack, zoom and shift illustrated panels to uncover hidden connections. Its wordless tale of longing and a life's journey unfolds entirely through this inventive mechanic.

Rusty Lake Paradise

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An eerie point-and-click puzzle adventure on a remote island where the ten biblical plagues torment your family. Bizarre rituals, a dark atmosphere and surreal art make it classic Rusty Lake.

Samorost

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A short point-and-click puzzle adventure in which a little gnome must avert a collision threatening his home asteroid. Its surreal, handcrafted visuals and inventive click-based puzzles give it its charm.

Lorelei and the Laser Eyes

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A stylish puzzle adventure set in a surreal hotel, where you play a woman unraveling a layered mystery told through stark black-and-white art, film noir influences and clever riddles. Non-linear exploration and a notebook full of clues give a genuine detective feel.

Samsara Room

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You wake up in a strange, surreal room and must solve puzzles to find a way out. The game stands out through its eerie, enigmatic atmosphere and hand-drawn art in the style of the Rusty Lake series.

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