Blue Prince

Best game I have ever played and best puzzle I have ever interacted with. If you'ŕe into deep and long puzzle game get ready to spend 150+ hours on this masterpiece !

Lots of interesting puzzles, clues, and lore to discover. Satisfying gameplay with a lot of mystery to keep curiosity going.

RNG is horrible but it's still a great game.

I really wish this game had more non secretive content and was a lot less overly cryptic because the core gameplay loop is super addictive and wildly customizable, but at the end of the day it's not entirely for me, especially when the puzzle solving is sometimes very very hard to follow also you move way too slow, I had to install a mod in order to not get bored taking the same starting path everytime because it was the most optimal about 98% of people will enjoy this game and the 2% that don't (like me) will probably feel very conflicted and almost spiteful towards the game, but I will say you should probably get it

It's an entertianing puzzle game with a pretty aesthetic, but while the rogue-like elements are fun and refreshing at first, they eventually become a bit of a drag. On paper, there are a lot of puzzles for you to solve all throughout the game, but realistically you'll only know about or be focused on one or two of them, and while you can influence the chance aspects of the game to be more likely to solve them, they are still ultimately the result of chance. Unfortunately, that means you'll spend a lot of this game actively knowing the solution to a puzzle, but just waiting for a lucky run that actually lets you solve it. The time between finding a solution and acting on it can be literal hours, which is kind of the opposite of what you want in a puzzle game. Still, I enjoyed playing it overall, and would recommend it if you like puzzles but also have a decent amount of patience.

very good game

Blue Prince offers a wonderful marriage of puzzle and roguelite design elements rewarding careful observation, patience and exploration through every door of a mysterious and capricious manor. Keep a notepad handy and refrain from Googling puzzle solutions for the best experience; yes, that bishop chess piece in the chapel is worth remembering. Hundreds of tiny details will turn over in your noggin long after you call it a day both in and out of game. Then, when you least expect, a new clue will fire off a surge of dopamine and inch you ever closer to finding Room 46. 200 hours in and while I've achieved many of Blue Prince's primary objectives, there are dozens of puzzles, bits of lore and surprises left to uncover. Curiosity may yet keep me opening Mt. Holly doors for another 200 hours more. 10/10.