Clockwork Palace: Mysteries of the Mughal Mechanicum

Adjusting clocks and time over and over again is just not very interesting. Doing so a couple of time in the whole game would have been fine. But to do that over and over again is extremely boring and mind numbing. The game needed variety and a lot more of it.

This is a really cool game. I love the style and themes, which are quite unusual and original - I don't think I've ever seen an aesthetic quite like it. The art is very beautiful, and it pulled me into the game's world. I like that I got more challenging as it progressed, though I can't comment on how well it suits its intended demographics (you may need to test it out and see how well they learn). I think this will do a great job with what it set out to do. There are a few areas which could do with refining, mainly relating to presentation and formatting. For one thing, I felt the colour scheme was often a little too muted or subtle. For example there was something odd about the AM/PM buttons - I reckon the inactive colour setting could be a little more greyed out, to distinguish it more clearly from its active/"on" form. The scrolling mechanism would benefit from having greater sensitivity, or sensitivity settings, as it felt too unresponsive when I tried it. In the third section, the little item ball confused me a little. I dragged it as prompted, but there wasn't a clear explanation as to what it was for or what it indicated. I was also confused in the sections where the…

Clockwork Palace is a fun puzzle game that cleverly uses time to create engaging puzzles. Each one feels unique and offers a fresh challenge from the last.