A fun collection of different kinds of puzzle games, each one having their own feel and mood to it done in the old computer ascetic. As you progressed though one of the 7 game you start to get background story about the creators witch was a nice touch and added more incentive to finish them.
The games throw you into the deep end in terms with how to play them, where you have to either go though the instruction manual or just have to figure it out on your own. Which kind of added to the charm of the whole thing.
Out of the 7 games I would say that dungeons and diagrams, and 20th century food court where the best ones. I'm blanking on the name at the moment, but the only game I did not complete was the Japanese arcade style game as the later levels in that got too frustrating.
Would recommend for anyone who likes challenging puzzle games.
The games throw you into the deep end in terms with how to play them, where you have to either go though the instruction manual or just have to figure it out on your own. Which kind of added to the charm of the whole thing.
Out of the 7 games I would say that dungeons and diagrams, and 20th century food court where the best ones. I'm blanking on the name at the moment, but the only game I did not complete was the Japanese arcade style game as the later levels in that got too frustrating.
Would recommend for anyone who likes challenging puzzle games.