
Alexander Laplante
Fun, relaxing and interesting. And at the same time fairly mindless and numbing. There are three main sections. "New York City" couldn't get through because of how boring and long each scenario is. "The Style" gets fairly challenging and is actually pretty cool. The biblical narration is entertaining. "Boogie and Woogie" is cute but generic. Would do better if the text was rewritten. The puzzles are okay at best and there are a few bugs. Had fun I guess.
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Thomas Waterzooi
21 February 2022
Glad you had some fun at least :) I absolutely agree on the text. I've put too much of the interesting thrilling story-beats near the ending and not enough throughout the game, it's heavily plot-based. Give 'New York City' another try, once you're past *spoiler* Central Park it might grow on you ;)

Courtney G
This is a very clever and good-looking game obviously made with love, innovation, & a bit of cheekiness. After I'm done with the demo, I plan to buy the full version. It really is a great and new form of visual sudoku I've never seen before. Satisfying to figure out the rules and solve each puzzle. (Also, love that the menu music was also featured in The Stanley Parable, not sure if that was intentional but it makes me smile every time I hear it.)
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Ian Roman Odtohan
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Interesting and unique storytelling. Light enough to focus on the puzzles, but dramatic enough to be emotionally invested. I like the variety of the puzzles and stories and how it is all creatively packaged into one. I also like how there is an alternative to playing the full game aside from just having to pay for it. The whole experience was worth it.
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