Reliquare
Sambatti Games · 2026 · Casual, Puzzle, Exploration, Hidden Object, 3D
PC
Mostly Negative36% · 11
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About Reliquare
Reliquare is a first-person puzzle game based on the classic Sudoku game and inspired by one of my favourite games ever, The Witness.You play as Celia, a young woman who just arrived at a mysterious private island owned by her late-aunt. Together, you will unravel the puzzles scattered through the island and learn more about the life of the mysterious owner of this place.Search for and solve panels with Sudoku challenges, each more intricate than the previous one. Each one connects to something else, and by solving these you can shift the environment to better navigate each of the five unique areas of the island. But beware, not all panels follow the classic Sudoku formula!Pay attention to your surroundings and figure out what the solution is. Sometimes you will have to think outside the box to move forward.
Challenge yourself by tackling multiple-answer puzzles which change elements of the world depending on the solution given. Sometimes is about trying more than one solution!
Challenge yourself by tackling multiple-answer puzzles which change elements of the world depending on the solution given. Sometimes is about trying more than one solution!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It's like if you took the witness and made everything 100 times easier, laggier and had the game also crash and stutter constantly. no thanks.6 found this helpful
Unfortunately, this isn't that good :( Apart from the issues with lag mentioned in the other reviews, there are a few big problems with the game. 1. Many of the panels are *just* Sudoku puzzles. There's not much variety in the types of puzzles you're solving -- you're just doing the same things over and over again. (The Village area is the worst offender here; it mimics the Town area of The Witness, without realizing what purpose the Town actually serves.) There's no meta-progression, no rule discovery, and not much out-of-the-box thinking after completing the first area. 2. The "observation" puzzles dotted around the map are pretty homogeneous. All of them involve finding the pattern near the puzzle and inputting it into the panel. These patterns aren't even hidden, really. (Also, the very first observation puzzle in the game requires you to solve a latin square puzzle; none of the others do this.) 3. The game shows some potential, using non-unique panels to interact with the environment. For example, the capstone puzzle in the Greenhouse area was interesting, especially for an "early game" area. But I wish it did more with that concept. Overall, i can't really recomm…4 found this helpful
Not even close.3 found this helpful
Sadly a disappointment built on 3 problems: 1) Performance is abysmal while graphics (shadows, water) jumps around. I could understand realistic graphics that lags or simple graphics that works well, but not worst of both. 2) Controls are bad, they make solving puzzles slow. You have keyboard and mouse it's not that hard to make normal way to select symbol, people been doing that on controllers 3) There's seems to be only 2 mechanics so far, one for main puzzles and other for observation ones. Once you got the trick - it's just "fill the blank".1 found this helpful
Nice small game. Reminded me of the witness, but easier. Fair warning, the visuals are not that great and (at least for me) the water does not look anywhere near fine. If this is their first game, it's quite a good effort. I'd recommend it more if the developer updates the water and fixes the various visual glitches.
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