Moncage Reviews

Loved it. The art, the concept, the story... beautiful

Alot of the puzzles in this game remind me of that puzzle from a Little to the Left where you had to align 3 glass cups at a certain angle to solve it. Pretty game, great atmosphere not so great puzzle execution.

[h2]Moncage is an immersive puzzle game that captivates players with its gorgeous visuals, engaging narrative, and thought-provoking puzzles. Drawing inspiration from games like The Room, the perspective-based puzzles challenge players to manipulate beautifully crafted 3D environments, connecting objects across different perspectives. [/h2] [b]One of Moncage's most striking features is its fragmented storytelling, which intertwines with the game's puzzles and visuals, creating an unforgettable journey. As players solve puzzles, they uncover the emotional narrative, which delves into themes of family, loss, and memory. [/b] The game's stunning art style complements its storytelling, enhancing the dream-like atmosphere that is both mesmerizing and haunting. Each detail in the game's design contributes to the immersive experience, immersing players in a world full of enchantment and emotional resonance. Moncage's combination of innovative gameplay mechanics, gorgeous visuals, and powerful storytelling makes it a must-play for fans of puzzle games and narrative-driven adventures. This memorable experience highlights the importance of human connections and leaves a lasting impact on players. ❤️‍🩹

Good puzzle game about combining objects across different scenes like in Gorogoa, with some caveats. It suffers from introducing mechanics you didn't realize you could do, a few times: - In some scenes, [spoiler]certain objects go together but the colors don't match so you have to manipulate the time or position of the scene to change the lighting[/spoiler] - In a couple scenes, [spoiler]you have to combine two things in the same scene instead of across scenes like usual[/spoiler] A lot of times you only discover the solution by accident; overall there's a lot of things that make for annoying puzzles. But otherwise, discovering the solutions to the other puzzles feels great. The hint system can tell you what objects to pay attention to, which at least lets you try to figure out which things to try to combine without directly skipping the puzzle.