COCOON

如果你问我什么是tmd优雅的关卡设计语言 那我只能说是cocoon

Fantastic puzzle game, with some very mind trippy puzzles, impressive vistas and locations, and an epic (unspoken) story. Played it exclusively on the Deck and had a great time.

Beautiful and unique puzzle game. The story is completely driven by visuals, as there is no dialogue, which pushes you to really immerse yourself in the experience. Picking up the breadcrumbs of how things work and interact throughout puzzles that gradually extrapolate on each other was very fun. I didn't find it too difficult, but it does make you use your brain harder in some spots than others. Play time is very short, but it didn't really feel like it. Great on Steam deck.

peak game on steamdeck. not too hard but not too easy. bosses are hard tho first boss is the hardest one

A well designed puzzle game. Good music, beautiful to look at. My only quibble is that, despite being intricately designed, the puzzles are not particularly challenging, and the hidden extras not particularly hard to find. It's an mid to upper tier puzzle game, but not at the very top.

音樂9/10 美術9/10 謎題5/10 通關僅僅是新手教學而己，既然是嵌套玩法就擁有許多可能性，遊戲沒做出來太可惜

Fun puzzle game that uses a nested world mechanic. Controls nicely and puzzles that require timing are fairly forgiving. One or two of the levels took me sometime to wrap my head around. Easy to pick up and play for a few minutes here and there. An enjoyable casual game

Cocoon is a beautiful and mysterious little puzzle game, where you follow a bug like creature on its journey towards a (at first) unknown goal. There are only two controls: movement and an action button. Nothing else needed. The gameplay revolves around progressing the game by using different orbs that have unique abilities as well as containing an individual world. (e.g. the orange one can build bridges and features a rocky environment) The more orbs you unlock, the more complex the puzzles get, as you can now build a sort of "matryoshka", since you can have an orb within an orb. This is needed to pass certain obstacles or transfer the orb to an otherwise unreachable location to use its power there. There are a couple of boss fights, these however also consist of puzzles and there is no real combat etc. Personally, the puzzles were exactly the type of logical thinking that I am good at and it was a delightful experience to navigate the world, which is by the way beatifully crafted, both visually and auditorily. Jeppe Carlsen (known from Limbo & Inside) did a great job at creating this very mysterious and stunning world. The story reveals itself through the gameplay and cutscenes, but honestly doesn't make a lot of sense until you finish the game. My only two negative aspects would be the following: - Returning to the game after a break of 1-2 days is very confusing, as you have no idea what is going on, especially if you have to quit mid-puzzle. - Some puzzles are simply recycled but with a longer duration. Basically, the same mechanic is being used multiple times but with an additional obstacle, that just seems to artifically prolong game time. Other than that, I have nothing but praise for Cocoon and it was an absolutely enjoyable experience, which I highly recommend to everyone who likes cozy and beatiful puzzle games.