Monument Valley: Panoramic Edition Reviews

I absolutely love Monument Valley to bits. From its beautifully serene soundtrack and visually stunning graphics, to its uniquely imaginative and artistic concept. Each level feels like stepping into an interactive work of art, filled with breathtaking architecture and vibrant colors. The puzzles cleverly expand on the game's surreal geometry, creating moments of genuine wonder and thoughtful reflection. What truly sets Monument Valley apart is how gracefully it blends puzzle solving with minimalist storytelling, giving a sense of emotional depth. It’s a soothing yet captivating experience, perfect for anyone who appreciates creativity, elegance, and design excellence in gaming. Overall rate: 10/10

This gorgeous game was revolutionary when it was released on mobile over 10 years ago. The optical illusion puzzles, the story, the sound effects, all make you feel a certain way. I was thrilled to be able to visit an old classic. My only critique is that the menus make it difficult to pick up where you left off. Also, if you leave a chapter and return, your progress is not saved.

An amazing but short game. Very easy as far as puzzles go. The only bad thing about this release is that the description: [i]- with every chapter, add-on and DLC to make this the ultimate game to add to your collection[/i] is misleading in a way. The costumes released in the Fifth Anniversary Update are not in this version unfortunately. :(

Very Beautiful illusion game with eye pleasing visuals. Short and Sweet. Worth experiencing

A beautiful short puzzle game made with optical illusions. Each stage gets more interesing and introduces new shapes and concepts. If you like puzzle games, this one won't disappoint.

Lovely game to play through, great aesthetics and music but not at all challenging, good game for a rainy day

I loved playing this game when I was younger on mobile, and the PC port is great! I did manage to 100% it in a little over 2 hours, so if you're looking for a long game to sink hours into, this isn't for you. If you like puzzle games with unique art styles, this is right down your alley.

Thanks for the Steam Deck support update, I finally decided to finish this game after putting it on hold. A very relaxing and enjoyable experience.

This game feels very eerie but not in a bad way. It has some calm and peaceful music and interacting with something in a level adds to the instrumental. The design of the levels is very minimal but still complex and beautiful. As someone who loves optical illusions this game is just genius, being able to walk on the illusions and getting placed into changing perspectives. It's not a very difficult or long game but I enjoyed the little things about it. The puzzles were pretty straight forward and at the end they got a bit more difficult. All in all I really enjoyed this game and I especially love my totem buddy :D

A short and simple puzzle game about messing with your mind via optical illusions. This game is nothing short of beautiful. Each stage uses new colors and designs, as well as introducing new illusions that hurt your brain to the perfect degree. Nothing too challenging, but it definitely leaves your brain feeling uncomfortable at what you're able to accomplish. The story is pretty minimal. Its there, with a little bit added each level, but its very much not the focus of the game. Usually, I prefer something more story-oriented than this, but I feel like I was given just enough to keep me interested in what was going on. The ending to the story was absolutely my favorite part, I will say. It tied it together quite nicely. The gameplay is very simple. As the game was originally a mobile game, it's basically done just by clicking. Fortunately, it does have controller support now and functioned seamlessly on my steamdeck. Overall a very relaxing and beautiful game.