Mazer (2025)

This is really good, the puzzles are some what similar to the ones in The Witness. Don't know why they put it out for free, I would've happily paid for this. The only draw back is it doesn't have a dark mode.

I'm about halfway through the medium puzzles, (finished everything that came before) and so far it's pretty good. Although some mechanics, such as the tetris block-looking elements, confused me at first, the puzzles do feel consistent in their rules, and I like the creativity of the elements. I think two big improvements could be made to enhance the experience: sound effects and music along with an options menu to control them, and a tip or clue system during the puzzles. I would sometimes forget that the numbers don't actually need to be separated, or that colors but not shapes should be grouped together, so having a little tip button to remind players of certain mechanics to each puzzle could be nice. Overall, a nice, novel puzzle game that has good fundamentals and potential, but is lacking polish.

Simplistic but content-packed puzzle game about crossing a grid from start to finish, guessing the correct path by grouping the symbols on each square. Musicless, but funfull. 🎲🃏

Mazer is a clever, well-designed logic game with 150 handcrafted puzzles. Every element has unique rules, and figuring out how they interact is super satisfying. No timers, no pressure — just pure brain-teasing fun. If you enjoy smart puzzles and a relaxed pace, this game is for you.