Neon Junctions

There are around 35 levels (puzzles). Some of them introduce the game mechanics and work like tutorials. Most levels are just junk puzzles. Really good levels are very few. The last (secret) level is not a puzzle, but a parkour challenge. It had fun parts, but mostly disappointing. Frankly, I expected more looking at the description and reviews.

A good, quick puzzle game. Some parts required thinking, while others were solved quickly. There aren't many levels, and it would be nice to have more. Just as you get into it, the game ends. Overall, a good game to pass an hour

I bought it for the aesthetic, and it's fun. Won't bake your noodle, but you do need to think about what you're trying to do at times.

A nice 3D puzzle game with a cool aesthetic and [i]noice[/i] soundtrack. But, I highly recommend it. If you have multiple monitors, just be sure the mouse is centered when playing. The puzzles themselves are well-designed, and there's a few that incorporate 3D elements quite well. Not being able to click & hold to pick up blocks is annoying though. My only complaints are that the cursor isn't locked to the crosshair, so it sometimes dragged off onto my other monitors, and the framerate seems choppy at times (not a hardware issue as I have a 5600X and 3060 Ti. Running in fullscreen 1440p). The game also launched in windowed mode, tad annoying (but easy to fix). I'd give it a 9/10 - Taking off .25 for the above issues, .25 because the parkour levels are just annoying (the movement is a bit too basic to add those imo), and .5 because of how tedious level 34 & the secret level are.

Cool short game - the hardest level is the secret level but still not impossible

A bit short, fine as a part of a bundle (such as the Stately Snail Games). My biggest complaint is that the game introduces new mechanics in situations where there's already other complexity, meaning it is harder to figure out the new mechanic, in particular: [spoiler]the fact that you can put boxes into doorways to hold doors open[/spoiler] There's also a place where you need to figure out that [spoiler]a window is missing to progress (first time was fine, second time was meh as you had to peer through it to see how to solve the puzzle)[/spoiler].