What's the Password?

I like this game for challenge, but sometimes the challenge is something you'd pay to get f**ked for. Some are actually straight through; can use logic, reasoning, recognition for what people would say is a puzzle. Go f**k off if you want that; this game is full of contrivences and asenine requests youd never think of, especially with basic graphics. You tell me when you get to the time puzzle and I'll tell you it's actually a bad drawn compass. Ask me directions and I'll tell you the degrees, not the wrong cardinal directions in this game. Give me a 20 x math problem and have it count the shapes that they're in; instead of all the bs they put us through. If you want a game that doesnt make sense and have to lookup a guide every 20 min because the dev is on bs; This game is for you! If you want a puzzle break challenge that's fair, don't buy this. This game is unfair with it's codes and I'll say, sucks because of reasoning upon hte solver; no contect for anything given, no direction of how numbers, symbols, grouping, dates, temps, angles; Anything that could be helpful, they didnt include. You'll have to go for 20 min on a puzzle (if not attempts, dont know, another big flaw) before you can get a very vauge hint. I was excited, now I'm just grinding this to 100% because of a slog and developers didnt think about this, and havent really fixed it. Game is a 1/10 in my book. TL:DR: This and their Mice Maze game, don't buy. They both suck.

Very short, took me 68 minutes to 100%. The puzzle game was mostly weak, with maybe a dozen clever ideas and half as many terrible ones, the other 90 being lame things like "find the four numbers in this string of mostly letters" or "the numbers are written slightly weirdly" or even "lol here's the four numbers you don't even have to do anything at all haha why did we do this more than once and why especially did we do it at the very end of the game??"

100 puzzles, about 3 hours of "gameplay" to complete the game once, and there's no possible guide that just gives you the answers. That last point is interesting, many of the puzzles don't have a fixed answer. These include puzzles that break the 4th wall meaning that even looking after looking up a guide, you will still need to understand the trick that allows you to solve the puzzle. That is great in my book. Lets face it, if you play through the puzzles then take a break of a few months you'll have forgotten a lot of the puzzles. It's not some story that you get invested in for months and months before remembering it forever, you can happily play it through again in a few months or years time. Especially considering this is an Indie game that doesn't have an activation server or something to prevent you from playing after they've moved on to the next project (see the stop killing games movement). Also, if you're looking for a small game to add another "perfect game" (100% achievements) to your steam library then this is a good candidate.