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Cypher (2018)
8.2/10on IGDB
Released
Walk through a museum of cryptography and work out how unfamiliar ciphers are constructed. If testing letters gets you nowhere, reconsider what in the exhibit might explain the encoding. This is a good pick for pencil and paper rather than quick reactions.
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Unheard (2019)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Follow voices through a scene instead of examining the people’s faces. You can replay the timeline from another room and catch a conversation you missed. The deduction is often deciding whose whereabouts to check next.
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Stephen's Sausage Roll (2016)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Working with a fixed fork and small islands makes the choices look narrow. Over time, the levels make you reconsider what the fork and the sausages can do together. Pick this if you like discovering a genuine rule through a tough puzzle.
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Can of Wormholes (2023)
Released
Start by moving worms, then observe what happens when shape and position change at the edges of the board. A hint can take the form of a smaller playable lesson so you can discover an interaction for yourself before returning to the main puzzle.
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Bean and Nothingness (2021)
Released
Turn different combinations of beans into creatures with different behaviors. What looks like a nuisance can do a necessary job once you plan around how it moves. Think about which creature a room needs before deciding where to place it.
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Isles of Sea and Sky (2024)
Released
Push blocks across a chain of islands, then return to older puzzles when you discover an interaction you hadn’t considered. The open structure gives you another place to experiment when you can’t explain why a familiar setup still doesn’t work.
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A Monster's Expedition (2020)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
A tree can be a bridge, and the same material can solve a different travel problem when you try another arrangement. The islands teach through play, so pay attention to the logic behind each crossing before assuming you have learned the only use of a log.
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The Art of Reflection (2025)
Released
Take mirrors seriously as part of the route. They can connect spaces in ways a real mirror would never allow. If a corridor appears to end, investigate what the reflection implies about where you can go.
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Taiji (2022)
7.8/10on IGDB
Released
Fill in squares on spare panels, then look for what the surrounding objects are showing you. Making sense of a new symbol can mean moving away from the puzzle to see which details the game repeats nearby.
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Leap Year (2024)
7.9/10on IGDB
Released
The controls stay small even as your idea of how to use them changes. Treat a room as a place to learn a movement rule, then apply that knowledge elsewhere. The level asks you to reinterpret a familiar jump rather than collect another ability.
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Frog Fractions: Game of the Decade Edition (2020)
6.0/10on IGDB
Released
The fraction-catching setup sets up the real joke. Try looking beyond the little task in front of you and follow what the game lets you do. Choose it if you want a short surprise and can go in without a guide.
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