Once in while, a game comes along that provides something fresh amongst a sea of sameness. That is Puzzledorf! Puzzledorf does for Sokoban games what Firewatch did for adventure games. It unexpectedly pulls you into a world you didn't you were missing from. You feel instantly right at home, and that brings a sense of calm, even as you face a foe as old as the world itself; time!

Time pressure mounts, and you begin to make moves that a less-pressured you would have thought ridiculous. You review your actions at the end, and realise "Why on earth did I do that?". But the game doesn't make you feel stupid; instead, it provides a strange level of clarity, making you instantly feel smarter, and then instantly providing you an opportunity to observe that for yourself by besting your last game.

A game that calms you and raises your intelligence, whilst providing you entertainment? Count me in!

Once in while, a game comes along that provides something fresh amongst a sea of sameness. That is Puzzledorf! Puzzledorf does for Sokoban games what Firewatch did for adventure games. It unexpectedly pulls you into a world you didn't you were missing from. You feel instantly right at home, and that brings a sense of calm, even as you face a foe as old as the world itself; time! Time pressure mounts, and you begin to make moves that a less-pressured you would have thought ridiculous. You review your actions at the end, and realise "Why on earth did I do that?". But the game doesn't make you feel stupid; instead, it provides a strange level of clarity, making you instantly feel smarter, and then instantly providing you an opportunity to observe that for yourself by besting your last game. A game that calms you and raises your intelligence, whilst providing you entertainment? Count me in!