Sometimes You released Active Neurons about half a year ago and I praised this puzzle game for being simple, approachable, and providing a casual experience that offers rewarding gameplay. To my surprise,…
Tag: Puzzle
Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 coming December 2020 to current and new gen consoles
Come December 8, get ready to pop and drop once again in Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 on Nintendo Switch and the Xbox One family of devices, including Xbox Series X, and PlayStation…
Swim Out (Xbox One) Review
Originally released on PC in 2017, Swim Out is a trial-and-error puzzler that features a ton of levels and introduces new puzzle elements throughout. You can check out our PC review of…
Superliminal (Xbox One) Review
Superliminal is a trippy first person puzzle game that forces the player to unlearn what video games have been teaching players since the beginning of time. As most puzzles are based around…
Infini (Switch) Review
A surreal perspective driven puzzler, Infini is easily one of the trippiest games you can ever play. Caught somewhere between a fever dream and a toxin induced coma, this is an original…
Archaica: The Path of Light (Xbox One) Review
You know those light reflecting puzzles found in 3D Zelda titles, the ones where you have to bank beams of light across the room using the mirror shield? Archaica: The Path of…
Active Neurons (Xbox One) Review with stream
Sometimes You is continuing their stretch of releasing simple, quickly played titles that yield a decent amount of entertainment value for a low cost. Active Neurons is a block pushing puzzle game…
ZHED (Switch) Review
ZHED is labeled as a chill puzzler as there are no time limits, no score, and no gimmicks. The soundtrack is also laid back, gameplay is very simple, and the presentation is…
Sometimes You set to release new puzzle game Active Neurons
Active Neurons – Puzzle game will be released on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita on April 29, 2020. Price is $4.99. Active Neurons is a game that trains the player…
Hidden Through Time (Xbox One) Review
Hidden Through Time is Where’s Waldo but presented in a way that feels right and plays exactly how you would expect. Controlling an on-screen cursor, the goal is to locate specific objects…