imo that was one of the best aspects of the game, the fact that once you're out of that first gate you can do so much. at first it feels a little exhausting maybe, because when you're solving puzzles or playing a puzzle game usually there's a cleae progression intended by the puzzle creator, so this game kinda seems like if you have all the pages of a puzzle book torn out and scattered on the floor and you don't know what to do first, but i loved just exploring, doing a little here, a little there, and playing a little of many areas at once till i got stuck and then had to go somewhere else. it was very unique for a puzzle game which i enjoyed. the island being very beautiful and rewarding to explore helped too.
Agreed. The Witness is fantastic, but SSR is pure puzzle elegance that is an absolute masterclass of design
You might like Sethian. Not a puzzle game like Witness, but I feel paper and writing things down would be useful in that game. It has an in-game journal but writing down stuff and breaking stuff down on paper works well as a supplement
Antichamber isn't a good barometer for puzzle games. I'd recommend stuff like Hexcells, simple, logic-based, easy to get into and understand.
It feels pretentious at first, but when you get to peek behind the curtain in the secret post-game area, you realize that
thanks, looks interesting. added to wishlist
I wish I wondered around more before I started begging for hints but intuitive thinking is not my strong point.
What's wrong with doing homework? Get with the times old man, nerds are cool.
The reason I agree with that sentiment is precisely the reason why I think people should try Antichamber: non-Euclidean space.
I thought the same until I remembered that I needed to use a pen and paper to solve some of the crazier puzzles. The island would be a cool environment to walk around in VR though.
That's common, the game has a very poor FOV by default and very little view bob.
Thanks, I've gone back in and started following panels from place to place. Having a great time with it so far. I love the way it adds and combines rules, although I doubt I've seen much yet. A lovely chilled and smart game.
Sure, easy to find. But, spoilers, obviously:
I don't think you understood. It is more difficult to play for people who are colour-blind. That wasn't a criticism of it having a colour-blind mode (it doesn't).
Yeah I remember reading that other people had the same problem. Gotta see if there's some mod or something o can download for it. It seemed really good.
