For the most part the puzzle design was really bad. Can not recommend even on discount.

[h2]An amalgamation of disjointed design ideas[/h2] [b]Difficulty:[/b] [i]All over the place[/i] The game consist of 36 different small-scope boxes, each usually requires a gimmick or two to solve. Some require observation, some pattern recognition, some blind experimentation. The majority are ridiculously easy, some are actually good and fun, some expect you to take wild logic leaps with moon logic. But there is no coherent design direction here, I feel like the devs had a bunch of ideas and for each one they made a box. Good UI and sound design though. I guess you can sell it as "offering a set of varied, diverse puzzles", but imho, it is just not very good overall. If you can get it on sale for dirt cheap, maybe go for it for 1-2 hours of quick fun to see if you like it or not, but the sequel is much better designed, even if it is still relatively easy.

Short and sweet little puzzle game that's definitely worth the time it takes. A few puzzles are too simple or too complex, but the balance is overall pretty good.