Chronescher

You solve puzzles solely by trial and error. It's impossible to know in advance what a certain button will do. In the end it's all very repetitive and boring

It's kinda alright. Worth a shot for the money. It's got a bit of a budget Monument Valley feel, but the puzzles get quite a bit harder. I think one big downside is that a lot of the time you solve puzzles not through some clever insight into geometry, but through sheer trial and error. Keep trying everything in every combination until some progress is made.

Chronescher successfully carves out its own identity in the "escherpunk" genre by offering a sophisticated experience for fans of mind-bending puzzlers. While it clearly draws inspiration from the impossible geometry and perspective-shifting mechanics popularized by Monument Valley, it offers a significantly more rigorous challenge that will test the patience of even seasoned players. The gameplay forces you to master not just visual illusions, but also time-anchoring and teleportation to navigate through the levels. Although the experience could benefit from a bit more graphical polish to smooth out its few "rough edges," the mind-bending illusions and complex perspective puzzles makes Chronescher a must-play that outshines its visual imperfections.

This is a fantastic game. I enjoy it alot. It reminds me of patricks parabox and Captain toad treaure tracker.

Do not play this game on a SteamDeck. When using the Snapshot feature, the falling mechanic does not work, so some levels cannot be completed. The Snapshot image is also corrupted.

This small indie gem will delight you if you enjoy challenges and have the spirit of a chess player. Do not be fooled by its minimalist aesthetic; its complexity lies in its design. As you go through each level, your senses will awaken and you will be challenged to refocus in space to exit the maze. I enjoyed the experience! q:D