you know the : world of goo (2008) game ?

Review Baba is you if you like puzzle games I’m sure you’d love it!

Hey mayo, whats your thought on "Terraria"? A sidescroller sandbox game with a great progression system thats really connected with the gameplay which feel super "rewarding" to play (and sometimes make you want to experimentize a new way to approach the challange that provide by the game, due to its variety of item and modifier)

The world greatest puzzle game is THE ILLUSION I challenge you you cant finish it

@@minodarksouls8870 Yeah this game blows my mind

I had a similar experience my first playthrough back when the game came out. This amazing puzzle game will always have a special place in my once broken heart.

@Doom Marine Can you fucking not

Bruh how is loveing someone and they breaking up with you and your sad a simp move

@@sarahfatima2872 in my experience it's best not to acknowledge the dribblings of a SIMPle mind. It's a waste of time and energy. He/she may grow up one day and experience the intricacies of human emotions.

Plot twist. It turned out the princess wasn't kidnapped or in need of rescue. She left voluntarily and was running away from you the whole game. My first wife left me right around the time this game came out, too, and the game had a huge impact on me, but mostly in the the sense that it made me re-examine myself and consider whether or not I wanted to continue pursuing someone who didn't want me anymore.

@Doom Marine???

The symbolism of the princess representing the idealized goal realized as the horror of the atomic bomb's manifestation as well as the protagonist realizing he is the monster he set out to liberate the princess from is THE MOST PROFOUND SHIT IN GAMING YET litterally this shit has been on my mind every day since i played this back in 2010

The Witness is easily the best puzzle game I've played. It's that good.

I recommend Joseph Anderson's video "A Great Game You Shouldn't Play." I'm sure he spoils it at some point. For me, it's a walking simulator wrapped around an IQ test. The big reveal didn't land for me, and there's more "stare at the monitor" stuff that wastes your time. I hate to say it, but I wish a publisher had reined in the ideas and built something that felt like a game.

​@@blipblap614 I really like Joseph Anderson but for me this video of him is definetly the weakest one. I can only feel staht that the reveal didnt land for you, because for a lot of people (including me) it was, most likely, the most profound moment i had in my gaming experience ever. Also what are those things that there "just to waste your time"? Secret puzzles are fully optional, if you are talking about them. And i have no idea how they can "waste your time" when its like a cool interesting discoveries, that you can fully ignore too and just finish the game. And this game had no publisher, its fully a personal project of Jonathan Blow. Publisher would ve ruined the hell out of the game, because its really differs from most games. And considering that it has 85% of positive reviews out of 13k+ on steam, it definetly feels like a real game for the the vast majority of players.

I spent a few hours stuck on certian puzzles buts well worth it. The story is too good to experience any other way that first hand. Not to mention makes you think in ways no other puzzle or game will.

almost iron sheik like

I'd love to play it but I don't think my brain meets the minimal requirements yet.

@@erykzysk3330 just *git smart*

@@Dondlo46 Doing that burns my brains performance.

@@erykzysk3330 it sure does when you comment for 24 hours, try and learn something, rest from this internet hell, im just saying this for your health, do whatever you want tho

@@Dondlo46 Naw don't worry, it's not really like that. If anything, I probably comment only for like 25% of the day, I commented waaaay more back in online classes, I actually do something else now. For example: touching a lot of grass, grass based.

These are two different time traveling mechanics, portal has a physical approach, and braid has puzzle-like approach

Fancy seeing you around here.

Probably nothing, the real question is what's under it...

It does actually *Smart thinking*

Portal 2 is a tremendous game but most of that comes from what surrounds the puzzles, the puzzles themselves aren't that mind blowing and are designed to be beaten by anyone. Braid is a good gateway game into the more brutal puzzle games out there. They are different beasts.

Careful what you wish for.

@@underthemayo that won't stop me dad

No. Nobody should play Bloodborne until it gets remastered on PS5 and PC. 30 fps with shit framerate pacing butchers the game on PS4.

Have you tried Portal Reloaded? Portal 1 and 2 made me feel smart. Reloaded just makes me feel dumb.

@@sirbaconbuster Portal 2 is miss easy, I can barely call is a puzzle game because of how streamlined and handholdy everything is. I understand it needs to be that way for pacing's sake as the story is way more important to that game than the puzzles themselves, but I still struggle to understand why people thing Portal 2 is a hardcore puzzle game. Portal 1 didn't have much of a story and focused on puzzles a lot more imo.

@@vrabo3026 I don't think anyone claims Portal games are hardcore complex puzzle games. They are just really fun games with interesting stories and had a unique innovative gameplay involving portals.

@@smugplush Really? I felt Portal 2 compared to the first game was deeper and had more interesting puzzles overall.

nah, Undertale was a cultural phenomenon for sure, but indie games weren't even a blip on the radar until XBLA was the first real promotional & distribution model for them on a prominent platform, and Braid was what got people to take notice. Just because Undertale went to the stratosphere doesn't mean indies weren't 'blowing up' before that.

Indies were blowing up way before Undertale.

Braid, Super Meat Boy, Fez put indie gaming into the limelight.