An Interesting Journey of Monsieur PAF Reviews

A very enjoyable game! I love the “explore the ruins” vibes. There are no cheap tricks in the puzzles, you just have to think about it, sometimes a lot. You can push & throw freaking anything! Take that Link and Alundra! Can punch walls to relieve stress. The graphics, colors & art style are very nice. The square tiles on the floor and walls help you to judge distance, depth and height. I say this because there are people (not me) who dislike the isometric perspective, but in this case it’s fine. Most (or all?) of the interactable objects are colorful and stand out from the background of the ruins. Also, the animal statues look really neat. The “restart puzzle” option is part of the game world, it’s immersive and has a satisfying sound effect. You don’t have to exit and re-enter the room nor kill your character to restart a puzzle like in other games. This game got me thinking, as a big fan of Wario, I think Nintendo should make some puzzle/exploration/adventure games and put Wario as the protagonist. *insert wario land 4 victory pose here*

Controls are not great and clunky, jumping is tedious and text feels like it has been google translated. I can't speak for the puzzles since I gave up really early because of the mentioned issues.

This game is basically just okay -- the graphics, UI, puzzles. Sound is actually quite good. The bland lighting often makes the 3D structure hard to determine. The gameplay requires some platforming skills, which can be a little frustrating, since the movements are quite nonlinear/discrete. After 30 minutes of gameplay, I feel like this game's puzzle elements are not the best designed, and I feel unmotivated to continue further.

I was browsing isometric games on Steam looking to scratch my nostalgia from playing Landstalker on the Mega Drive, and came across this fun little gem. It's about a fifth the scope of Landstalker and more of a strict puzzle platformer compared to Landstalker's action RPG, so it's non-combat (which I do prefer) but also pretty story-light (which I don't). Overall it was an enjoyable game though there were a couple of times where it wasn't completely obvious to me that part of the environment was interactable. I think it would be great if more people played the game, and I'll be really excited if the developers ever decide to release a game that's in in a similar vein but with a larger scope (I'd love more environments and maybe some NPCs to interact with)!

Fun and challenging puzzles. It is a joy to solve them. The user interface is awkward, but I was able to adjust to the awkwardness for the sake of puzzle solving.

A great game with amazing graphics ! I'm not into platforms games usually, but the concept "think 3d in a 2d world" really works for me. And it's nice to combine puzzles and hitting blocks with a big fist ;)

Firstly, I have to say, I normally go for this type of game. And although I love the art style, and I generally do enjoy puzzles especially such puzzles that appear in Zelda types of games, however, the puzzles and the art style are the problem for me at least. I feel that the art is so samey, that its easy for a player to lose a sense of direction. And the game doesn't offer much guidance or help when it comes to solving them. Id like to see a simple clue system based on time or something. or maybe a board on each level set that you can read. Something to help the less than intelligent player like myself :) There's also no map, which i feel it could benefit from in some situations. So, my apologies to the Creator but until these things are improved or added, I wont be playing anymore.

Fun and colorful puzzle game. Lots of hidden areas to search for but not so obscure as to be overly tedious or frustrating to complete. Movement is a little quirky but no precision timing is needed to get through it.