Vignettes 4+

This game is a bit pricey for only about 2-3 hours of gameplay, but it’s totally worth it. It’s so much fun messing with the objects and seeing where each will lead, especially since there are no instructions or explanations to guide you. It’s a great game to beat and then watch your friends try out, since now you know how to beat it and they don’t. I also love all the little easter eggs and two secret links that you can get by putting all the puzzle pieces together. My only concern is that I want this game to be longer. I could go for hours and hours turning objects and doing cool little things, and this sort of feels like a teaser or demo of a full game. While I really do enjoy this game and give it 5 stars, I still beat it wanting more, maybe more secrets, more objects, or, once you get all the keys, an entirely new world of objects is opened. Granted, that would be doubling the game size, but it would make the game SO much better because I never get tired of the intriguing concept.

This game is one of a kind. It’s a short for a puzzle game, but really well polished and fun to explore. The graphics look amazing and the music is really mellow and relaxing. It’s not especially challenging, but that’s perfectly ok - it’s more about the experience and interacting with every item than the puzzle itself. It took me about 3 hours to fully complete the game, and I think it was worth every dollar spent.

Real games are getting to be pretty hard to find these days on the App Store, with the pay-to-win and freemium games dominating the mobile industry. I was lucky enough to find this gem and I recommend it to anyone who wants to try something new. Big thanks to the devs, I had a lot of fun exploring your game! The effort you put into the game really shows :)

I got this game when it came out a few years ago, but at the time I wasn’t really into these types of games so I didn’t play it and forgot about it. I just downloaded it again and I am playing it now. They did add some additional content from the original game I believe, I haven’t finished it yet, there’s still one or two areas I haven’t unlocked yet. It’s more a puzzle toy than a game per se, but it’s very fun and I love the optical element of it. I love these types of games now. I would recommend GNOG and Winding Worlds (on Apple Arcade)