Isles of Sea and Sky

Most of the puzzles are really well designed, and find myself spending 15+ minutes trying to figure out a puzzle without getting bored or feeling cheated What ruined the game is the very large amount of poorly implemented backtracking, with far too many items requiring powers you don't have yet that feels more like time wasting rather than actual gameplay Another issue is some puzzles are actually impossible without certain powers and there is no way to tell that a power is actually required to do the puzzle, potentially wasting hours attempting the impossible Also the game has a lot of hidden secrets, with many of them having zero tells to the point that you have to rely on bumping into every wall and every rock to find them PS I can't figure out Tidal Reef C-4 puzzle, if anyone can hint how it's done.

This game is a lot of fun. If you liked the 2d Zelda games, this is like that but only the puzzles. The puzzles are pretty challenging but they are possible. There is metroidvania type progress too as you find more things, then revisit previous areas to solve puzzles you couldn't solve before.

This is an extremely addicting game for me. There is a LOT of content in this game; exploring islands, solving block-moving puzzles, finding collectibles. The further you get, the more mechanics you encounter and the more kinds of 'blocks' appear. Also, you find out there's even MORE collectibles to be found. And more. The puzzles for the main story start out easy but to increase in difficulty. Nothing too hard. But when trying to collect everything you will come across some tedious or devious puzzles. Expect to put some time in solving them if you're a collector. I've had a great time running through this game with a nice visual and clever puzzles. Love the soundtrack too! The forum is filled with a lot of smart and kind people, so if you need help there's always someone to point you in the right direction.

If an open-world puzzle game in retro style 2D graphism sounds appealing to you, than this is your game. It's hard but fun and rewarding. Enjoy exploring this strange world filled with sokoban puzzles.

Don't misunderstand me I love the game, but there should have been more testers for level breaks, I have yet to play the new update so if there fixed then never mind. will update after playing it.

Great puzzles. Hard, complex. Pretty decent visual.

Great take on Sokoban style puzzling. Has enough openness that getting stuck at a single puzzle isn't a roadblock, letting you take on challenges in an extremely varied order. Layers on a bunch of additional mechanics as you progress, helping it stay fresh across the ~200 puzzles.

Incredible game. The learning curve, sense of progression and feeling of discovery are unmatched. It's a long lost Zelda with much better puzzles. I'll be thinking about this game for a long, long time

Really good game, even if it makes me feel dumb sometimes. I'm not through the main story stuff yet, but based on what I've seen so far it's at least as hard as Alan Hazelden's Sokoban stuff, and very ambitious in its meta-puzzle stuff. You probably already know if you'll like this game, but if Sokoban games are a new thing for you, this might not be the place to start. Check out A Good Snowman is Hard to Build, or maybe A Monster's Expedition, and then come back to this if you like those.

Neat puzzle game with a fun post-game