Meet me at NooN

Difficulty : 3.5/5 (Hard) Global : 3.5/5 (Very Good) Curator page : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44695991-Anokturnus/]Anokturnus[/url] In Meet me at NooN, you control two halves of a hourglass (let's call them Yellow and Blue) and you have to bring them where they need to be. You have a limited number of moves for each character and they alternate. During the day, you move Yellow and bring him wherever you want. When Yellow has moved, night falls and you then have to move Blue. Then you control Yellow again etc. Depending on the level, you'll have different numbers of phases to deal with. The core mechanic of this game is not just moving Blue and Yellow. When Yellow has moved and you have to control Blue, Yellow will start to go back in time repeating exactly the moves he did but in reverse. And when Blue has moved and you have to control Yellow, Blue will teleport back to its starting point and redo exactly the moves he did. This game is not your average puzzle game. It's hard, getting used to the time loop mechanics is not easy at all. There's also not a lot of other mechanics, it just purely gets harder and harder. But the game only throws (very) small levels …

Such a clever puzzle game! Meet me at NooN uses time manipulation in ways I’ve never seen before. It’s challenging, but the satisfaction of solving each level makes it worth it. A perfect game for anyone who loves to be mentally challenged!

Meet me at NooN is a pretty game with a really clever puzzle game concept. There are a ton of levels. Too many for my taste; for me the game slightly outstayed its welcome. Also, the difficulty jumps rather wildly. Finally, the game mechanics and puzzle rules are very unintuitive, with lots of weird corner cases and oddities. E.g. gravity works really weirdly here. Plus I encountered some bugs, though none of them game-breaking. The music is decent, but also ultra-repetitive: there's just one short (?) looping track per chapter. So while the music isn't bad, the repetitiveness is way too much. Ultimately I did enjoy this game, so I guess I'll give it a lukewarm recommendation. If it had been shorter, and its rules more intuitive, I would be more enthusiastic about recommending it.

Challenging (but not frustrating) puzzle game. The mechanics might seem baffling at first but you fairly quickly get the hang of it.

A cute game that becomes genuinely challenging quite fast. Overall a smart mechanic which made me say "the guy who made this puzzle is a genius" just as I would in Patrick's Parabox for instance. Overall a hidden gem.

If Meet me at NooN wasn’t already low stakes, the low price of $10 drops the stakes even lower. It asks very little of players and in exchange gives so much satisfaction with each victorious solution to its challenging puzzles. Full Review: https://gamechronicles.com/meet-me-at-noon-review-pc/