Puzzle Park Reviews

I am REALLY loving this game. It is exactly the kind of puzzle game I like to play. The game is relaxing, music is nice and the graphics are great. Some of the puzzles were hard for me. Developers - keep up the good work and create more games like this. There are two things that drive me crazy in this game - the bouncy walk makes me sick to my stomach and when I have to exit the game it throws me back to the entrance which results in me having to find my way back to where I was and feeling sick from the bouncing. Sometimes I fall into a spot I can't get out of and have to exit. But I plan to finish. Thanks!

I love puzzle games however when there's no tutorial to understand what you gotta do for most of the puzzles. Its kinda stressful on the brain if you don't understand what the objective for each puzzles are. There's no tutorial to understand what you gotta do for the shapes, Roman Numerals and the other complicating areas. As I ended up having to watch a YouTube video of how to solve some puzzles. But some puzzles solutions seemed different to the puzzles that my game progress had. I was however recording a play-through of this game but decided not to. As its very hard to solve, in the gates areas that you open up, Perhaps this game should have tutorials of how to solve those sorts of puzzles at the start where you load into the game. So you can be taught what you gotta do for the later areas that you open & reach with the gates.

I enjoy these type of puzzle games and this one did not disappoint. Each puzzle area was in close proximity to each other eliminating a lot of running around. The puzzles themselves were often easy but mostly challenging. I don't understand the negative reviews indicating no rhyme or reason for solutions. DAH! That's why they call them puzzles. Anyway, the environments were pleasing on the eyes as well. I will play this again in due time.

Tired of FPS games? These puzzle games are a nice relaxing alternative. Work your brain rather than your trigger finger. "Puzzle Park" so far has been tough but not impossible. It's fun to brainstorm and finally hit on that right answer. I still have a ways to go, but hopefully I will succeed! The game is more or less non-linear and its concept is pretty simple: solve a puzzle, you open a cage and get a "star", or multiple "stars". The goal is to get all of the stars. The game saves automatically every time you get a star (though when you quit the game and come back in, you always start at the original entrance.) One piece of advice, be sure not hit "New Game" instead of "Continue" when logging back in for a session (like I accidentally did), cuz all of your previous progress is lost forever and you have to do everything all over again.

It is cheap and it is exactly as it's price tag - cheap. While puzzles SEEM to be interesting it is just not comfortable to play.

The soundtrack is nice and so are some of the puzzles. The overall feel of this game is "rushed" nonetheless. It's unpolished and most certainly not a lot of testing went into it. There's also not a great deal of puzzles in here. Get this game only if you have already played all the good games in this genre.

[b]It's a neat puzzle solving experience, but without anything that will wow you.[/b] Positives: - This game is fun for those who like logic puzzles, and especially the kind where you have to figure out both the rules of the puzzle and the solution. - The world is pretty. Layout-wise it's a bit "thrown together" but that makes the areas more fun to explore. Neutal: - The devs found a lot of different and creative ways to make a puzzle with those 5x4 input grids. There are some groups of 3-4 puzzles with similar mechanics, some obviously cryptic ones (kind of like bonus puzzles), but then there are also some which should be in groups to establish the mechanic, but it's only used once so it feels random and too difficult. I had to brute force 2 puzzles in total because I couldn't figure out the mechanic. - Some stars are just sitting there and require platforming to get them. It's nice that exploration is rewarded, but jumping is extremely clunky. Negatives: - All of the important options are missing. Contol options, mouse sensitivity, removing the annoying head bobbing, etc. - The music will put you to sleep within 5 minutes.

Like a combination of The Talos Principle and The Witness. Only worse in every way. The puzzles are terribly explained and I cant not reccomend it at all. I am not a novice with puzzle games but this one was just not good. Get The Talos Principle instead.

Lack of polish with little staying power. The garden itself is large and somewhat featureless. The puzzles and clues are a bit obtuse. The game isn't totally bad, but it really isn't very fun. If you're a fan of these types of game, it would be worth picking up with a significant discount.

A chill puzzler from the team that brought us Logicality. The game begins by dropping you into an area that has 40 or so puzzles that require flipping tiles in 4 x 5 grids. No instructions, no story... just start flipping tiles! Each puzzle has local hints and some are more obtuse than others. Overall, it is not a hard game but will require some creative thinking. For me, the most trying part of this game was one optional jumping sequence that is required to retrieve a star for an achievement. Your reward for solving a puzzle is an open gate that allows you to retrieve collectible stars. A certain number of stars are required before moving on to new areas. The idea of caged stars will be familiar to those who played The Trials and/or The Talos Principle. Having a single puzzle style with diverse clues has a bit of a Witness feel. Although I enjoyed Puzzle Park, I found the repetitive puzzle style to be a bit tedious, over time. However, I do recommend it to those who enjoy open world puzzlers. Adventurous gamers with a heart for puzzles may be better served by Logicality or The Trials (both of which have open worlds, interesting landscapes, and more diversity than this title).