Meet me at NooN

A great puzzle game for those with basic-or-higher puzzling competence and a fascination with the concept of time manipulation. While the game has few mechanics, the very core premise takes some satisfying effort to build a solid mental model of, and continually surprises with how any possible task you want to solve might have multiple potential ways to perform it, and the twists it adds on the formula as the game progresses have fascinating ramifications. The difficulty level is not too high and a lot of puzzles are similar-but-different, but learning to think in reverse with your two very different feeling characters is worth the price of admission. I have some complaints about the UI (~~unskippable actions, low amounts of input buffering,~~ (greatly improved in 1.1!) some key shortcuts you'd expect to work don't, many places where you'd want your inputs to be remembered but they're not, the time freeze UI screw) but none of them are fatal, just a little bit of friction to deal wi...

[i] Recommend this cute game for puzzle lovers [/i]

Very nice puzzle game that will make you flash those neurons like Christmas lights. Also the graphics and music is very sweet, very nostalgia inducing for old 16bits players like myself.

I like this kind of puzzle games where the mechanics seem quite simple but where the complexity is very quickly there. Each level has a golden star that you must try to get. But if you don't get it, you can still go to the next level. I like this kind of mechanics where you don't get stuck at some point. But let's face it, when you don't get the golden star, you just want to figure out how to get it. Meet me at NooN is not a game for everyone but if you like puzzle games, it's definitely worth it!

Great puzzle game with a cosy ambient :)

The game runs well on the Steam Deck

Meet me at noon is everything I like about puzzle games. It's simple, wicked, original and beautiful. The music can be a bit repetitive in the long run, but that's really the only negative thing I have to say. The mechanics are a bit confusing at first, but I see it as a puzzle inside the puzzle game. You slowly discover the little subtleties, and get this "OOOOOOOOH I SEE" moments. The devs also took great care to add very useful QoL elements, like a grid to visualize moves easier, and a convenient replay system that allows to experiment with ideas. I have only played 50 minutes, so there's a lot more puzzles to be solved, but I'm hooked and for this price, you get your money's worth many times. There's also enough puzzles that you can replay them and have to find the solution again without being spoiled by your previous playthrough. Awesome job, well done devs. Edit: 7 hours into the game I still enjoy it as much. I would estimate the total playtime to solve all puzzles to about...

A nice and quiet puzzle game with an amazing work on the sound and image design. It feels like a peaceful flow of warm and cold sand flooding my inner self in a direction that my senses do not have to understand... But Meet me at Noon is quite more poetic than I am.

I had already played the demo and I was eager to purchase the v1 release Meet Me At Noon is a cool puzzle game with snackable levels. But the difficulty rises up fast in my opinion. It's not a game to rush but to enjoy piece by piece every day. The brains scratching are a true USP with those puzzle :D

Such a clever puzzle game! Meet me at NooN uses time manipulation in ways I’ve never seen before. It’s challenging, but the satisfaction of solving each level makes it worth it. A perfect game for anyone who loves to be mentally challenged!