Bean and Nothingness

havent finished the game but i can already say this is an extremely well made puzzle game. im 8 worlds in and there hasnt been a single level i dislike or even found annoying which is extremely rare for me. despite my love for puzzle games i am a very impatient person at times and get frustrated easily. but here i will gladly spend hours experimenting with a single level. every one has had some sort of satisfying eureka moment. on top of that the game has great QOL to make experimenting super easy

highly recommend this game. the puzzles are stylistically variable yet consistently brilliant. each mechanic is novel and interlocks with all of the prior ones. I still haven't finished it all (the game is huge!) but when I do I suspect I'll feel satisfaction yet be despondent that there won't be any more of the game left.

Putting this one on hold for now due to the puzzle difficulty being a bit much sometimes. Still recommending since, overall, the puzzles are really well designed. My only real gripe being some of them being a little "over designed" - meaning you understand the main trick to solve the puzzle but the developers added walls/subtracted spaces so that there's only one exact solution.