Archaica: The Path of Light

杂货屋检出来玩的，甚好，有点挑战难度。睡前玩一玩，醒脑又安神

I started off skeptical as I didn't like what I perceived as clunkiness and didn't really care for the "story" After a while it did start to grow on me as I was really enjoying the puzzles and the interface, which I at first found haughty and janky, I found simple and intuitive once I got the hang of it. I still don't care for the story, it's fluff to justify doing puzzles, so it's of little consequence. What impressed me the most are the systems. In each "room" there are secondary objectives, collectibles, which unlock in-game information and the help system, which is really good. This also provides you with something to do while you're stumped and need a temporary distraction. Even the in-game menus and interface, which seemed overbearing at first glance, I now find please aesthetically and it fits perfectly with the overall style of the whole game. The only thing I wish this game had was the ability to rotate the camera, that would seal it as one of the GOAT puzzle games.

Świetna gra logiczna. Polecam, bardzo przyjemnie się gra, rozsądnie skalowany poziom trudności.

Крутая головоломка. Сложная.

Excellent puzzles! I really enjoyed this kind of self-paced game where you can take your time to think without any sense of urgency. One of the best features is that you can resume exactly where you left off—there’s no need for manual saving, which makes the experience very smooth and relaxing. The only minor issue (and it’s not a big deal) is that Steam achievements don’t pop up while you’re playing; they only register after you exit the game. Other than that, I had a fantastic experience. I spent around 30 hours solving all the puzzles and achieving 100% completion, and it was absolutely worth it. Highly recommended!

Very challenging game that sometimes seems to defy logic, but then not really if you think about it. I had to look up a guide only a very few times. Beware if you're playing on an ultrawide monitor though, some items may be hidden and out of reach/view due to bad implementation. Overall though, great game for big brainers, it requires a lot of thinking. If you like The Talos Principle, you'll like this.