Seeking The Guardian

One tough puzzle game, despite the simple look.

The sound puzzle is horrible. A lot of the puzzles before this were really good but the sound puzzle is somehow bad enough to nullify all of it.

A unique puzzle game with some creative thinking needed. Each room poses a riddle. There are some stuff inside, there are some doors with pictures, figure out what to do. Sometimes you see blocks in the room, so it's probably pushing blocks. Sometimes you see ice, so you're going to slide on ice. Sometimes the floor changes colors under you, so you have to figure out how the floor behaves. But these are just what's the stuff inside. The game might not tell you how the blocks should be positioned, you have to figure it out from the picture on the door. The puzzles vary a lot, but they are all of good quality. Some of them require completely out-of-the-box thinking. For example, in the very first room you see, it seems the game wants you to push 8 buttons using only 3 blocks? Turns out that, as you explore the rooms, you'll find a way to be able to do that, if you're willing to think outside the box. The game comes with hints. If you're stuck, you can look at a variety of hints. Some puzzles cannot yet be solved, the hint will tell you that. You might also ask for what you're supposed to do, and how you should do that. There's plenty of help, so if you're really stuck on one puzzl…

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Pretty pricey for a bite-sized puzzle game. But if cost isn't an issue, it has a pretty good fun-to-length ratio.

Fun puzzle game. In comparison to most grid-based games, this is definitely more in the line of escape room-esque puzzles. Not AS cryptic as escape rooms, but definitely still in the same vein of "It's more about figuring out what to do, then figuring out how to do them". Except the DLC. If you're going to get the game, I'd really recommend getting the DLC package too. I personally really loved the DLC, and despite being marketed as having less levels, it's actually longer.