.projekt

[b]6/10[/b] A logic puzzle inspired by a popular architecture exercise and nonograms, build 3D shapes that cast the two target shadows on the walls. [b]What is it:[/b] Given shadow projections on two walls, you must fill in the 5x5x5 3D grid with cubes to make a shape that would cast those two shadows. Click on the ground or on one of the faces of the already placed shapes to add a new cube, or right click to remove one of the existing cubes. If you need to, you can turn the grid around. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3565815146 Given that there are many possible 3D shapes that would cast the required shadows, this is an easier game than regular nonograms or other logic puzzles with a single solution and rigid deductions. It is still fun and a little challenging to find the right shapes though, and for a harder challenge, each level also requires you to find the shapes that satisfy one of three secondary requirements: uses the fewest cubes, the most cubes, or each line uses a specific number of cubes, like a simplified 3D nonogram. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3565811750 It’s a simple logic game, ported from mobiles, so there…

.projekt is a thoughtfully designed puzzle game developed and published by Kyrylo Kuzyk that proves engaging gameplay does not require complicated systems or elaborate storytelling. Built around a single core concept involving perspective and geometric manipulation, the game challenges players to examine abstract structures from different angles in order to reveal hidden shapes. While the premise may sound simple, the execution demonstrates an impressive understanding of puzzle design, creating an experience that is both mentally stimulating and remarkably relaxing. At its heart, .projekt is a game about perception. Each puzzle presents a three-dimensional object suspended in space, and the player's task is to rotate it until its silhouette perfectly matches a specific outline. What initially appears to be a straightforward exercise quickly develops into a series of increasingly clever challenges. The game constantly asks players to rethink how they interpret shapes and spatial relationships, encouraging observation and imagination rather than quick reactions or memorization. Solving each puzzle feels less like following instructions and more like uncovering a hidden truth conceal…

Really good game for stimulating your brain

Nice

As a fan of Picross / Nonogram, I loved this game from the beginning! You need to follow the "template" of pixel positions indicated in the two vertical panels to determine where to place the pixels. After a couple of levels, though, you unlock the challenges of completing the puzzle with either the fewest or the most possible moves. As you progress, you unlock "Picross Mode," where numbers are added to the template. Completing this three-type challenge on all the levels isn't required for the achievements, but I've done it because I love it!

Simple and entertaining game. There are three modes that you eventually unlock, but if you consider 100% the game as getting all the achievements, you can basically only do 50% of the game to get all of them. I will be clear: I am not that good at puzzle games, but there is only a limited amount of possible moves, so you eventually find the solution. My only grievance is that there is no achievement for doing all the puzzles in every mode (min, max and picross).