The Electrifying Incident: A Monster Mini-Expedition

The Electrifying Incident: A Monster Mini-Expedition has, yet again, some similar problems I've experienced before from this developer. They seem to be unable to make puzzles that aren't either very tedious to solve (tedious isn't difficult), or are mostly "difficult" because they lack simple QOL features. I like the concept - with a grappling hook, you can grapple cubes from several fields away and move them around. The hook bends when you move it on an edge, which means positioning is key as you grapple cubes to move them onto switches and past electric fields. It's simple and kind of satisfying, at least for a short game, but it gets annoying very quick due to reasons not directly related to the mechanics. While the game is apparently not very long, I didn't even make it to the end because of how frustrating the lack of a map is, for example. When you have to move cubes from one room to the next, or get cubes from several rooms over to bring into a different room, not being able to pull up a map makes it so much more tedious and frustrating than it needs to be, and it's even worse when you take a break for a day or two and have to remember where you left off. Short game or not…

Short decent puzzle

Amazingly simple and simply amazing. How can one designer have so many great ideas?

Puzzling Puzzle game i think this game is quite short and hurt my brain alot...

cute, albeit very short

If you found this game you should probably play it. I'd wager that if you're reading this, you've already played A Monsters Expedition and rightfully loved the experience. I'd also wager that if you're reading this, you'd enjoy more puzzles like those in A Monsters Expedition. So this is me confirming: Yes, this game is more of that style. Yes, it does use entirely different mechanics. Yes, it is much shorter. And yes this game is a lot of fun.