Wizard's Way Out Reviews

Fun little game well worth the price! Hilarious dialogue... Makes you wanna beat that damn puzzle you're stuck with just to read more!

Some great puzzling with a surprising amount of depth from such seemingly simple mechanics. I haven't beaten the whole game yet but I'm gonna get through those last few puzzles!

Loved this game. The mechanics are fun and quite intuitive. It has fun and challenging puzzles and I adore the charming art style. In my opinion it is super worth the price. I would easily pay for additional dlc levels for this game!

[b]Executive summary[/b]: It is a great game, reminds me of old push puzzles back on the first mobile phones but with a twist. The game is hard as hell as well and can get a bit frustrating at times. Definetly worth the price. 4.5/5 and a great first entry for a new developer. Lacking just a small amount of polish. [b]Pros[/b]: [list] [*]Awesome art style [*]Great non intrusive music [*]Mentally challenging puzzles [*]While seemingly nonsensical story it is pretty endearing [/list] [b]Cons[/b]: [list] [*]Keyboard and mouse controls are not too intuitive [*]Game lacks difficulty presets, some of the levels are really tight and you can easily get stuck. [*]Hints are very vague and of limited help [*]Some interactions are not explained well - would love to see easier levels to ease you in. [/list] Excited to see what next is coming from Kikimora.

A truly lovely game with, for me, some really hard puzzles. Really cool art, really cool music, and works perfectly on Steam Deck. Check this game out!

It's not often a puzzle game releases that makes me feel dumb. I don't know if I'll ever complete it, but boy is it fun to boot it up and have a good cry. 10/10

Kikimora Games has done a fantastic job creating a good puzzle game - Wizard's Way Out. The game is a good mix of simplicity and challenge, as the player is forced to think, which in its entirety provides a good balance in the game. The game has a really good mysterious atmosphere, where Kikimora has excelled with the design and the music. I can recommend everyone who loves puzzle games to test the game, you won't get bored.

Well this is a game that checks off alot of good aspects but it still has some issues. But the good, Cheap price. Good and intresting premise, Good art style, And runs great aswell, The negetive's Lack of introduction of how the game works as it's quite lacking. So unless you have experience with puzzle games. you will be confused on how things works. Making everything to be to x amount of moves, Just limits the diffrent amount of ways of completing it. (Personally i would limit the amount of moves to a harder difficulty) But for the low price. and the good aspects. It sets a good foundation on what kikmora might deliver next.

This really is the worst type of puzzle-game: zero flexibility, basically no tutiroalizing, really basic mechanics, and the game ultimately revolves around guessing what the developer had in mind.

I love it when puzzle games have very simple mechanics but do a lot with it. Out of the gate this game tells you "think before you move" and it's right! if you go for a trial and error approach it can get frustrating, but if you actually stop and plan your moves, it's a very satisfying game. Music and art are well thought out and executed, there is a coherence between the two which is nice to see from a small indie title like this. Overall this game could be a little bit of a hidden gem, I hope more people find it! If I could wish for an improvement it would be more easier levels in the beginning to smooth out the learning curve a little bit, to allow players some time to practice how to think in this game. Give a level or two to practice thinking with each mechanic before we have to learn a new one!