It's been a long time since I've played a game that genuinely made me laugh.

The Looker is, of course, a parody of Jonathan Blow's critically acclaimed puzzle game The Witness, with plenty of creative gags up its sleeve, including numerous clever nods to the source material. Given that, you wouldn't expect much in the realm of good gameplay, but there actually were a good deal of puzzles that were well-thought out with creative solutions. The audio logs have got to be some of the most comedic bits.

A parody game that is vastly superior to what it is parodying.

I loved this game. It's pretty humorous. It does a great job of understanding the good parts of The Witness and poking fun at what is terrible about it. The dev sure knew exactly what to do. They must have loved The Witness.

There are just so many jokes in this game. A lot of them can be funny without knowledge of The Witness. But of course, there is a whole layer can only be understood if you know The Witness.

The gimmicks do not ware out their welcome. They do a great job at making things more difficult but still fair/fun. There were only a few that were truly a bit much.

The second to last puzzle is def hard. It was the only one that felt like a true challenge. The final puzzle is the best though. That's all I'll say about that.

As someone who has major issues with The Witness this game solved pretty much all of them. It's a fair game. A game that is not up it's own ass. And most importantly, not made by Jonathon Blow. A man who refused to make his puzzle game accessible because it was against his artist vision or w/e his worthless excuse was. All you had to do is add numbers to the color puzzles Jon. So people who struggle with color blindness can complete your puzzles. Sorry, ablest behavior makes me bitter/angry.