MiLu MiLan

If Escher lived in this age and was a game developer, I would expect him to make a game that looks like this. The puzzles aren't too hard to solve and I completed it with all the achievements within 3 hours but for the low price it is still worth the experience.

Amazing casual puzzle game that delivers a lot for the price. The gameplay is straightforward. You must use the mechanics of the puzzle to take the girl to the exit. Each puzzle appears to be an optical illusion, with multiple moveable parts leading to various paths. There aren't many mechanics, but they're constantly changing. The first several puzzles are on rotation, then elevation, and so on. It starts out simply, but things quickly become more complicated. The only thing in common are the keys spread throughout the puzzle. When you guide the girl to the key, it unlocks a new piece of the puzzle or changes something, allowing you to go closer to the goal. The game is divided into 12 chapters, and each chapter has a few puzzles. But that isn't all. After completing the illusion rooms, you will reach the central hub, where something new awaits you. There’s a character that presents rare bits of the story, as well as a logical puzzle that differs with each chapter and takes around a minute to solve. Because of the game's low difficulty, practically anyone can complete it. When you combine gorgeous art and music with an already low price, you get an incredible package.