Clutter Puzzle Magazine Vol. 15 No. 1 Collector's Edition

You get a lot of various types of puzzles for your money, so it's money well spent! Clutter Puzzle Magazine Vol. 15 No. 1 CE by Developer Puzzles by Joe, Publisher Grey Alien Games With over 1700 puzzles to keep you busy, probably all year long. There are some new variations mixed in with old favorites, including a challenging 100 level Main Quest. New is the never before seen, fully re-playable, Spot The Differences Puzzles. In addition, there are Sliders, and Square Jigsaws. And the Return of Super-Thin Sliders with Auto-Save. And wait until you see the Number Tile Puzzles. Also an extra easy No-Motion Old-School Quest, Picture Puzzles and 200 Box Quotes Puzzles. With randomly generated levels means endless re-playability, and a good Soundtrack with a Cinematic Feel. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3386122423 This one is a Sequel to Clutter RefleXIVe: The Diceman Cometh-Collector's Edition, winner of Best Hidden Object Game, 2023 (Big Fish Games) and Top 3 of 2023 (iWin). I love these type of games but on this one, I'm having a harder time trying to figure out what to do. But, I do seem to finish each level (so far) but needing the ext…

I already have three Clutter games from Joe and was awaiting excitedly for this new game, expecting something different. I was very disappointed to find that it's basically a rehash of previous games. There are very few new puzzles and I think I've wasted my money.

Gameplay overview video: https://youtu.be/mzdobJApn2g There are likely dozens of hours of gameplay to unravel. I think a lot of it tends to be a variety of the same sort of puzzle, but the game does an exceptional job of pulling you in. I think because despite it looking relatively simple on the outside, it can get more intense through the variety of puzzles you'll encounter. There's a word puzzle solving category that has been really satisfying, especially the bonus song version. Turns out I have no idea what the lyrics are for songs I absolutely thought I did. The other word puzzles seem to be quotes, and it's another really enjoyable part of the game. The various matching portions are all good and surprisingly addictive. I did find that I need to take a step back and unwind a bit after trying to solve them for awhile, as I'd seemingly be stuck in this mindless gaze that meant I couldn't find things that were very obvious. Not the game's fault, my brain just wanted a break. Graphically it's pretty simple. Looks like a lot of stock photos for much of the game, and everything else is pretty simple. I think that part probably won't be particularly impressive at first gla…

Non trivial match game with huge variety and very high production values.