I've played through 100%, and I have to disagree with all the puzzles giving you something new. Some do feel a tad repetitive, like how there are two nearly identical levels in Infinite Enter. But the puzzles are fun to solve, even if it gets too much for my smooth brain. I still highly recommend.
Oh, really? To me it never felt repetitive. In an interview the dev said that the game had been too hard for some playtesters, so he added some levels to solidify concepts and flatten the difficulty curve. Maybe those are the levels that feel repetitive to you. I'm glad to hear you still had fun with the game!
This game, from what I've played with the demo a long time ago, and the 27 minutes of the now released full game, is just... I love it, it's great, require thinking "outside the box" and is one of the few puzzle games that I truly and fully enjoy. There's a lot of good puzzle game, but if it keeps getting better and better than I've already seen, then it's one of the top best puzzle game there is. It has a solid fundation, and build a wonderful game and even more fundation (like there's more boxes in a box) upon it. I totally recommand it, and will come back and edit this comment once I'll have finished the game, and it's many challenges.
Oh, that’s hard to answer, because it depends on how skilled you are at solving puzzles. It took me around 9 hours to beat 200 of the 350+ levels, but others are probably much faster. The game went through a lot of playtesting and the developer made puzzles that people struggled with optional.
Great video. Thank you
I've played through 100%, and I have to disagree with all the puzzles giving you something new. Some do feel a tad repetitive, like how there are two nearly identical levels in Infinite Enter. But the puzzles are fun to solve, even if it gets too much for my smooth brain. I still highly recommend.
Oh, really? To me it never felt repetitive. In an interview the dev said that the game had been too hard for some playtesters, so he added some levels to solidify concepts and flatten the difficulty curve. Maybe those are the levels that feel repetitive to you. I'm glad to hear you still had fun with the game!
This game, from what I've played with the demo a long time ago, and the 27 minutes of the now released full game, is just... I love it, it's great, require thinking "outside the box" and is one of the few puzzle games that I truly and fully enjoy. There's a lot of good puzzle game, but if it keeps getting better and better than I've already seen, then it's one of the top best puzzle game there is. It has a solid fundation, and build a wonderful game and even more fundation (like there's more boxes in a box) upon it. I totally recommand it, and will come back and edit this comment once I'll have finished the game, and it's many challenges.
If you already like it so much, I think you're in for a treat! :) Have fun!
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Man and I thought the demo was trippy until I saw the control stage
Same^^ I love how it got more and more complex!
I haven’t looked if this game has lore. All i can know is that the player box’s name is Patrick, hence the game title.
This game has no story, just puzzles. And I think it's named after its creator, Patrick Traynor! :)
I love the recent grind and Oh my God, this game looks like the cutest thing ever.
Haha, yeah I love the colors and the squish animations!
I'm really excited.. only one more day! I also have a few questions: how long is the game, and how difficult is it?
Oh, that’s hard to answer, because it depends on how skilled you are at solving puzzles. It took me around 9 hours to beat 200 of the 350+ levels, but others are probably much faster. The game went through a lot of playtesting and the developer made puzzles that people struggled with optional.
I am confused...and intrigued
Nice, you should give it a try. Hurts your brain... in a good way :D