RPG | Indie | Retro | Metroidvania | Eccentric
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(spoiler: I didn’t even bring money for the Jet Cola machine because no one can win this bet)
(spoiler: I didn’t even bring money for the Jet Cola machine because no one can win this bet)
Rating: 7.5/10
The final installment of this puzzle trilogy finishes strong. I’m really impressed by the small gameplay innovations gradually revealed across all 3 games. The basic mechanics don’t drastically change but there’s enough clever changes to keep it fun.
Rating: 7.5/10
The final installment of this puzzle trilogy finishes strong. I’m really impressed by the small gameplay innovations gradually revealed across all 3 games. The basic mechanics don’t drastically change but there’s enough clever changes to keep it fun.
Rating: 8/10
Giving this a slightly higher score than the first game, mostly because of a clearer narrative. There’s enough little variations in puzzle mechanics to keep the game interesting and not repetitive. It has a captivating aesthetic. Brief, but satisfying.
Rating: 8/10
Giving this a slightly higher score than the first game, mostly because of a clearer narrative. There’s enough little variations in puzzle mechanics to keep the game interesting and not repetitive. It has a captivating aesthetic. Brief, but satisfying.
Rating: 7.5/10
✅ Beautiful colors
✅ Calming ambient soundtrack
✅ Unique optical illusion puzzles
✅ M.C. Escher: The Game
✅ Brief but satisfying (~3 hrs)
✅ Challenging but rarely frustrating
❌ Controls feel clunky on console
❌ Story is too abstract
❌ Minimal replay value
Rating: 7.5/10
✅ Beautiful colors
✅ Calming ambient soundtrack
✅ Unique optical illusion puzzles
✅ M.C. Escher: The Game
✅ Brief but satisfying (~3 hrs)
✅ Challenging but rarely frustrating
❌ Controls feel clunky on console
❌ Story is too abstract
❌ Minimal replay value