Monument Valley NETFLIX 4+

Delightful game

This game is quite simple to play with beautiful graphics and cute and clever puzzles. I have just started and played a few chapters don't understand the story yet, but I enjoy the puzzles and ways you get to play with perspective! Very little instruction is given, you have to just try things and figure it out. (My guess is the story will probably make more sense as I go along as the puzzles do.) I like that there's no timer and no lives, and there's no way to mess anything up. It's very chill and relaxing with calming music.

Developer Response ,

Hi there, thanks for the amazing review! Delighted you're enjoying the puzzles and the game's serene vibe! The story will indeed unfold as you progress. Keep exploring and have fun! ✨

I love this game

I used to play this game all the time when I was younger, then when I saw there was a free version, since I didn’t have the paid version, I got the game and I’ve almost reached the end. Brings back memories, thank you UsTwo games and Netflix for making my childhood. I just hope that the 2nd one also gets added before the 3rd one.

Developer Response ,

Hi ProfessorMilo, and thanks for the review! Hope you continue having fun playing! :)

Wonderful & relaxing puzzles, but a heavy macabre theme

This is a beautifully designed, challenging spatial puzzle game that often makes you feel as if you’re trapped within the most complex of M.C. Escher’s impossible geometric masterpieces.

I found myself grinning with delight as I stumbled upon the clever surprise solutions to various puzzles - especially the cube level (about lvl 6 or 7 I think.)

My one warning is that the storyline, mood, theme, and overall feel of the game is pretty depressing and noir. Otherwise I’d fully recommend it for children as a cognitive skills builder.

For example, dialogue includes (paraphrasing)

“Are you the thief little one?”
“All the souls are lost. There’s no one left.”
“She searches for forgiveness.”

And so forth.

Doesn’t bother me a whit, but was a little surprised by all the drama underlying the awesome puzzles, great visual, and soothing audio. Just use judgment.