Creaks

Honestly I didn’t expect to like Creaks this much. The art is beautiful and the whole world has this weird but cozy feeling to it. I also really liked the puzzles. Most of them made me stop and think for a bit, but never in an annoying way. I enjoyed pretty much every minute of it. Definitely one of those small games I’m really glad I gave a chance.

Loved it, the puzzle with a hint of story

This is a fun, very pretty game. I'd say the puzzle are more traditional sequencing puzzles, rather than point and click adventure puzzles that you might be expecting from Amanita. It's closer to Monster's Expedition than Machinarium. But the puzzle design is sublime. My only gripe is that I found the narrative... Eh. Machinarium and Botanicular felt like learning about a new world. Creaks felt more like learning about a family of vagrants. I don't know if that's necessarily a criticism, but it definitely felt limited and slow. I will say though, I was cry-laughing at the ending sequence. Because with each elevator we took, I expected that to be the last elevator. But then another elevator appeared. And it kept happening. Again. And again. And- Oh look, another elevato- Oh ANOTHER elevator- Oh wait... What's that I see...

What an incredible little game! I genuinely loved my time with Creaks, and I feel it ticks all the boxes for a good puzzle game. It stumped me at times, but never to the point of frustration, and I felt the need to look up a guide only once over the course of the entire game. Most of all, the art here is gorgeous. Multiple times during the course of my playthrough I have genuinely put down the controller and just looked at the screen for several minutes. Very much recommended overall. This game does not waste your time, and is a wonderful experience.

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