GNOG Reviews

Cute and fun, controls are kinda weird though.

Seems like a good stoner game. Ran at 60+ fps and supported my ultrawide monitor.

GNOG is a charming little puzzle game with great graphics, sound design, and ingenuity. It is unlike any other game I've played thus far. It brings forth memories of playing at a children's museum as a kid, getting to explore every aspect of the exhibits and being rewarded for curiosity. It took me about 2 hours to get through all the puzzles. I've played through it twice now and thoroughly enjoyed it both times. NOTE: There is a major flash warning for this game. If you're sensitive to flashing lights, you should be wary about playing it. PROS: - Unique and charming graphics make the game very appealing. - Great sound design is an integral part of gameplay. Every time you solve a puzzle, you're rewarded with a song, and pressing buttons/interacting with objects always has pleasant, musical sound effects. - Mini stories exist for each puzzle box, as well as a small overarching story; please note that they aren't the focal point of the game, though. - Varying difficulty makes the game enjoyable and keeps players on their toes. - There are 9 different puzzle environments to go through. - There is high interactability within each puzzle, allowing the player to really explore each environment. Exploration is also rewarded with achievements. - Accomplishments, such as getting through puzzles in full and not making mistakes, are rewarded with achievements. CONS: - Some puzzles can be difficult to solve, and the game doesn't give you much direction. It's very trial and error based. However, there was only one puzzle that I was never eventually able to solve on my own. - Players looking for a fully developed story might be disappointed. Go in with the understanding that the game is based on puzzles > full story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NunzRunnEdo