Ryder

Only been to the first area so far, but it seems to be a good collection of puzzles based around unlocking creatures with special abilities to be used in more complex puzzles built around one or more of the animals/abilities unlockable in the areas. There's some further collection aspects, in that there are multiple varieties of each creature you can find in an area, as well as some small statues/carvings to find with additional lore snippets. If a puzzle game dependent on getting the right characters into the right situations, this game will work for you.

This gane deserves so much more exposure and I really enjoy the overall vibe. The music is simple yet extremely relaxing, the graphics are again, simple but in that way which makes the game even better in my opinion. The puzzles are nice, the ambience is excellent and I just enjoy playing this game and chilling out. The puzzles can be cheesed, but that is kind of a given when it comes to any open world game, but it never feels hollow and the times I did do this, it was actually really fun to see how I could get past the puzzles in this way. There is a lot of content here, the ending is awesome and it's just a darn good time, along with being such a vibe and I adore it for that! :D

Ryder has so far been a joyful and calming experience. I've love creature collecting games and puzzles - and this tickles both just right! The puzzles are challenging without being impossible. The music is well balanced and nice to listen to when you just want to unwind. I really enjoy the gameplay style as well as the low-poly/geometrical designs of the game. I sometimes struggle with certain creature abilities, but I feel like that is more because of me fast clicking rather than taking the time to think about what I'm trying to do. I've only made it through one region so far, but I'm looking forward to completing the rest and seeing what abilities the creatures have in store! I've quickly gotten favorite creatures that I've named and would murder for. #drumpkin4life I highly recommend Ryder if you want a cozy game that you can do while you chat with friends.

This is a cozy, well-made puzzle game that anyone can enjoy. lt's the perfect mix of fun, relaxation and just the right amount of challenge. I enjoyed exploring the different worlds and collecting creatures just as much as solving the puzzles. Definitely recommend!

Great art design and a fun little puzzle game. Perfect for relaxing on a rainy day.

I have only completed the first "world" so far, but I have really been enjoying the game. The puzzles are interesting and make you feel clever when you figure them out, and I love how the animal species have different abilities that help you solve the puzzles. The low poly art style is super cute and it's fun to look for the species variations as you explore the area. One addition I think would be useful is a map of the area that fills in as you discover new shrine locations. The sign posts are helpful, but I often found myself running around trying to find that *one shrine* I knew I could solve now, checking every sign post to see if it had the critter I wanted on it. Overall super great game and I am looking forward to completing it!