Syllogism

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] There are two types of puzzles in games: "deductive puzzles", where you know all the rules and need to use them to complete a task; and "lateral thinking puzzles", where figuring out the rules [i]is[/i] the puzzle. This game is exclusively lateral thinking puzzles - every single puzzle is about figuring out what the rules are. Like their previous Witness-inspired games, Logicality and Puzzle Park, the puzzles in this game are all superficially similar. Specifically, you have four pillars that each have an arrow which can be pointed in one of 8 directions, and based on the things in the puzzle area, you need to figure out which direction each arrow points. As with their previous games, the developers did a [i]mostly[/i] good job of coming up with new gimmicks throughout the puzzles. There are a few instances of basically the same gimmick being used twice; and there were also two puzzles which I would argue were terrible or flat-out wrong: [spoiler]Octopus 6: You have to complete ignore half of the clues given in order to g…

You will need to look up the solution to some of the puzzles in this game because they don't have any clues how to solve them or the clues don't make sense or are very hard to figure out. Also, don't walk in the water or you will be sent back to the start. Unless, for some reason, you're a sheep.

Very short game for the price. If you're not a smoker and don't wanna spend 30 minutes trying to get out of bounds and falling out of the map, you might get your money back after completion.

I'm either not smart enough, not patient enough, or both. I usually like puzzle games like this, but as another user stated, you can't even use logic to solve some of these puzzles. It's way too esoteric overall. I gave it a shot, but I'm really not having fun with this.

Nice casual puzzle game, echoes of The Talos Principle and The Witness but much simpler. The puzzle mechanics are identical for each puzzle but done in a way that makes each one interesting. The clues are in the environment and some are hard to work out. I found the platforming aspects difficult as the Walk Jump combination on my system would either not position me correctly (I fell off of elevating pillars more than stayed on them) or would propel me over the top of the intended position. Some of the stars are hard to find. I completed the game but as soon as I solved the final Owl puzzle the game crashed. If you want a game that makes you think, but you can put it down and pick it up as you wish, then this is for you.

Lot of the puzzles are just too obscure and game is filled with softlocks. You can climb into puzzle rooms with no way out and movement is clunky.