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A collection of 36 boxes with puzzles on each side. Your goal is to complete the puzzles in order to open the boxes. Most of these puzzles are pretty fun and challenging. Some may be a little confusing, but eventually you get there. Overall, this has really nice visuals and puzzle variery. In my opinion, this is worth its cheap price.

the game starts out well and good with intuitive puzzles where when you find the solution you just know that is it but it turns into a mess of "moon logic" with very little to no feedback i cannot recommend this game

An easy game to recommend for puzzle lovers. It isn't the longest or most difficult in the genre, but it has some good variety and the occasional head scratcher.

Fun, short, and simple.

[b]My score: 5/10 ⭐ TL;DR:[/b] A clean and relaxing puzzle experience, but ultimately too simplistic and purposeless to leave much of an impression. 🟥 [b]NOTE:[/b] Despite featuring many color-based puzzles, the game does not seem to include any colorblind accessibility options. [h2]Overview[/h2] This is a 10-year-old game that recently received a somewhat better sequel ([url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561199851789306/recommended/2317300?snr=1_5_9__402]🔗read my review here[/url]), and honestly, there’s not much reason to play this one anymore. It’s serviceable, but it basically feels like someone took the small “rewire the circuit / fix the pipes” puzzles you usually solve inside bigger games and turned them into the entire experience. The problem is that, being very much a “puzzles for the sake of puzzles” kind of experience, most of them are extremely easy and simplistic. There’s no sense of progression, tension, or payoff; you solve one box, move to the next, and eventually the game just... ends. [h2]One Thing I Liked / One Thing I Didn’t[/h2] ✔️ [b]Liked:[/b] The clean, toy-like aesthetic. ✖️ [b]Didn’t:[/b] The lack of purpose and payoff. Solving puzzles rarel…

Cute little series of puzzle boxes! The first 29 or so felt very solvable and intuitive, but near the end you're getting into moon logic territory 😅