Crossroad OS

I was hoping for a little more "fake OS" interface fun and a little less puzzling, but honestly still had a great time. Thank you for such a manageable difficulty on the puzzles!

GEM ALERT Feels weird to stumble upon this game nearly 3 years after release, but better late than never. There's a familiar, uncanny vibe that's reminiscent of some of Daniel Mullins games (Inscryption, Pony Island, etc). The story is a bit lighter on depth than those games, but this is also a much smaller project and comes with its own unique charm. The puzzles are great, a new gimmick is frequently introduced before increasing complexity as they chain together. By the end of the game, there are lots of interacting pieces, and completing each puzzle makes you feel like a big brain genius. I played this on a mixture of desktop, laptop, and steam deck, and didn't run into any real issues. Regular price for this game is already quite good, so whether you want to wait for a sale or not is up to you. Just play it!

an amazing game, however there is just so much potential it didnt live up to, I truly hope to see more works from the devs, but until they fix the audio cutting out and the low framerate (playing on linux) I just cant recommend it, had to play the game on mute

Absolute Cinema If you want something reminiscent of Inscryption and Pony Island, but with an over all lighter tone, this is for you! Perfect puzzles, not too easy, but not too hard. PLEASE DEVS MAKE A SEQUEL PLEAASASEEEEEEE

Good short spoopy game, def would be a good way to introduce a kid to scary games. The puzzles are a nice brain scratcher and getting to explore a brick maze screensaver is like a childhood dream come true. If I had any complaints they would just be I wish there was more to do, I ended up 100% the game on my first time through.

Short puzzle game with some good nostalgia thrown in. Puzzles themselves are too hard but not brain dead easy, worth it for the price.