The puzzles were full of personality, and their concepts and presentation were excellent. However, the overall design, controls, and narrative felt somewhat lacking. The game had the potential to be amazing, but

Maquette, developed by Graceful Decay and published by Annapurna Interactive, is a first-person puzzle adventure built around a singular, poetic idea: a world nested inside itself, endlessly repeating in shifting

Nice concept, good art, good storyline. Worth the effort. But...lots of glitches, 3D issues, movement issues. And uneven puzzles, some trivial, couple with a trick needing a dip into a walkthrough.

A good puzzle game using recursion mechanics a la A Fisherman's Tale. Nothing super groundbreaking, but still enjoyable. I found myself stuck on one of the puzzles and the "soultion" I came up with was somewhat janky,

I thought this would be a nice lighthearted puzzle game. A couple hours later, it's tugging at my heartstrings, and making me melancholy over my life's choices. Still a fun puzzle game, though.

Clever puzzles that stumped me, beautiful visuals and music, fascinatingly unique mechanics. The story itself was average and there was one puzzle near the end that bugged and made it really hard to interact with, but