Taiji

Most logic puzzle games are just more complex versions of already-existing, more simplistic games (like how [i] Baba Is You [/i] is a more complex version of Sokoban puzzles, and [i] Tametsi [/i] is a more complex version of Minesweeper). [i] The Witness [/i] essentially invented its own type of logic puzzle (as far as I know) and took it to its limit. So, [i] Taiji [/i] is another version of the logic puzzle type that [i] The Witness [/i] created. Instead of drawing lines on a grid you are shading boxes in a grid, which allows for some new types of mechanics. Each puzzle type has a section that functions as a tutorial but sometimes these tutorial sections are hard to find; there were at least 2 areas where I completed the more complex parts before I even saw the tutorial section. The puzzles are hard but doable. I got annoyed and stuck at times but never enough to stop me from playing. [i] The Witness [/i] pushes its mechanics as far and as creatively as possible, but [i] Taiji...

One of my favorite games of all time. Hard puzzles with a good learning curve, although one area and the true ending is way too unintuitive

One of the best puzzle games I have ever played.

Chill puzzle game, can get difficult but the solutions are fun to find and not tedious/frustrating. Looking forward to the next thing from Matt 😉