The Paradixion: Christmas Reviews

The third game in the series. This time it's way shorter - only has one location. Once again, all puzzles have logic behind them and are interesting to solve. Except one. The shuffling puzzle at the very beginning is extremly annoying. [strike]It definitely needs a skip option.[/strike] This option was added, which is lovely! Still, having something this annoying at the beginning of the game is a great way to make people quit it! The rest of the game is greast and worth playing, especially if you liked other games in the series.

As with the previous two Paradixion games, I enjoyed playing this one. All three share the same macabre graphical & puzzle style (which are also very similar to those of the Rusty Lake and Forgotten Hill series), though this third game is a bit shorter, and more standalone in terms of story/lore. My play time represents two playthroughs (the second because I missed one of the achievements first time through), and, at the sale price, I was happy with its value for money. There is little or no guidance in these games, and at one point late in this game I was completely stuck - but the restricted scale of the puzzle environment (basically four views of one room in this case) minimises the frustration of working out what to do next.