Boxes: Lost Fragments
Big Loop Studios · 2024 · Puzzle, Mystery, Adventure, Point & Click, Casual
PC
Very Positive92% · 3,162
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About Boxes: Lost Fragments
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Escape a mysterious mansion by solving intricate puzzle boxes that reveal a darker truth about your heist gone wrong. Explore beautifully crafted environments filled with Victorian mechanics, hidden mechanisms, and atmospheric storytelling that keeps you guessing until the end.
As a legendary thief, your next assignment lures you into a grand and lavish mansion. There you find a series of puzzle boxes, designed for an unknown purpose.Suddenly, you realize that this is no ordinary building and that you are no longer in control of what is unfolding, and perhaps never were. What should have been a quick in-and-out, turns into your own harrowing struggle for freedom and answers.
Inspired by the cryptic atmosphere, intricate machinery, and smooth controls of the best escape room games, we have created a diverse set of original puzzle levels that will test your resolve and skills to navigate this mysterious and compelling journey. Each level is beautiful, unique, and a true delight to explore and figure out.FEATURES
Inspired by the cryptic atmosphere, intricate machinery, and smooth controls of the best escape room games, we have created a diverse set of original puzzle levels that will test your resolve and skills to navigate this mysterious and compelling journey. Each level is beautiful, unique, and a true delight to explore and figure out.FEATURES
- Solve a varied set of original puzzle boxes including Victorian, Mechanical, Classic, Architectural, and Ancient.
- Explore a grand mansion that transforms with each step you take.
- Collect and use a variety of carefully designed items to uncover hidden mechanisms.
- Experience immersive audio that sets the tone for a memorable journey.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Having player Doors: Paradox, I was really looking forward to playing this one. Each puzzle existing as it's own level, it's a game that is easy to pick up for a brief moment and leave alone for later. With hints and skips in puzzles, your progression isn't halted by your mental exhaustion or frustration either. With so much effort spent on making the graphics look so good, it's almost a shame that the camera movement is only focused on solving the puzzles and that there's no free roaming around, but I'm otherwise content with my four or so hours of entertainment that I got from 100% completion.
Amazing game. Don't hesitate, just buy it.
Puzzles aren't super hard, but really satisfying atmosphere, design, and sound effects.
Beautiful aesthetics, challenges of many varieties, and an engaging game play - all things I love in a game! There is replay value too, if you leave a little time between runs through.
Sleek, stylish, well crafted. Looks amazing even running at normal settings on my crappy laptop. The puzzles make intuitive sense and very rarely leave you with no idea how to proceed. I enjoyed this very much and my only complaint is that I wish it was longer! :)
I hate that my primary defense of the Big Loop Studios games has to be, "they are what they are." My only criticisms are that the games lack things that they don't pretend to contain: a compelling coherent story, a persistent environment to explore, characters, anything more than the loosest themes about power and freedom and order and chaos. You can't help but compare this one to The Room. The gadgets are beautiful but less plausible. The puzzles steal from Big Loop's previous games rather than finding a way to be original. You have only the slightest sense that there is a larger environment around you besides each box. And if you've played the whole The Room series, those games added a Lovecraftian twist. This game, as with Doors: Paradox, just jumps from style to style. This box is Celtic, this box is Tesla, this box is Japanese, this box is Aztec. The sound is very good, but as with Doors: Paradox, you won't miss a thing if you play the whole game on mute. The puzzles are easy. Like, except for a couple, really easy. Like, click this and it solves itself easy. If it isn't incredibly obvious what to do, you just haven't found the right piece to slide open yet. All …
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