Satan's puzzle 666 Reviews

Heils to the underworld!

The best black metal puzzle on Steam!

Hail Satan, all hail true god 666 number of the beast! YEEAAAAH

The animations are really good!! It's a kind of jigsaw with a dark theme. Recommend!

It's taking every ounce of will power to not request a refund. $2 is way too much for 30 mins of public domain material. It doesn't even count as a completed game. Bummer.

Sound, art and animation combine very well with the theme. Perfect for achievements.

For achievements and to scare away Jehovah's Witnesses? The puzzles are no big deal, the images are good, I guess Satanism a very small niche. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

While I was playing the game, I was thinking of what feedback I should leave and I was leaning on a positive one. But then the game progressed, and I changed my mind. Despite the idea of Sigils and gravures being really good and simple I found some issues that made me dislike a simple game like this. Puzzle Complexity: The game has 2 modes. Easy and Hard. The easy mode is easier than you think. The hard mode maybe can keep you occupied for a couple of minutes, mostly because of the bad lightning, not complexity. In both modes, when you click on a puzzle piece, it auto rotates to the correct position, making the solving much more easier. Music: If I am not mistaken there is only one track on repeat.. Sound Effects: Every time you guess the correct position of a piece a sound effect plays. That happens VERY often especially on easy and on a slower pace frequent none the less pace on Hard. It gets annoying after the first 5 times you guess correctly a piece. Visuals: I get that the game wants to pass that dark satanic vibe with the music and everything, but the result is a black screen with white contrast on text and puzzles that hurt your eyes after a while. This game could be an easy win and an enjoyable game for an hour or so, but due to the reasons above I found it tiresome, that's why I don't recommend it.

Run of the mill asset type of a puzzle game that pretty much arrives to steam on an assemly line on a daily basis. Only real positive in my book that makes this game kinda stand out is the fact that the illustrations of the game is from the 1863 edition of the Dictionnaire Infernal but that really doesnt make this game any good either.

Absurdly easy puzzles and a very short time to completion (under 30 mins) make this one to skip unless it ever goes free to play. The artwork is great, but it's public domain from the Dictionnaire Infernal (1863 ed.), so just grab it from the Internet Archive. 3/10