
Walk on walls. Manipulate gravity. Discover secrets. In this first-person puzzle game, delve deep into an ancient labyrinth of intricate conundrums, seeking an imprisoned god at the centre.
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He Who Watches is an atmospheric first-person puzzle game that tasks you with navigating a seemingly impossible structure. Grapple with spatial reasoning and shifts in perspective to solve mind-bending puzzle chambers in a mysterious puzzle-platformer where every surface is a possible pathway.
Your bow is not a weapon, but a puzzle-solving tool used to manipulate your environment. Together with a single, magical arrow, you can open doors, move blocks, activate switches, and pull yourself across gaps with its magical chain.
Walk on walls. Walk on ceilings. Shift gravity as you slip between these planes, creating chain reactions to find the correct path forward. Patience and persistence are key to unlocking each solution.
What lies at the heart of this ancient labyrinth? How vast is this enigmatic structure? He Who Watches is full of secret paths, hidden mechanics, and cryptic symbols that invite you to look closer. Seek the imprisoned god at the centre. He is waiting.
Created by solo developer Bobby Vanden
Published by puzzle specialists Draknek & Friends
Solve over 100 handcrafted puzzles, each one more demanding than the last
Seek guidance when stuck, with a playable hint system
For the curious, investigate secrets that lurk in every nook and cranny
No generative AI was used in development.
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Really satisfying puzzles. The puzzles are incredibly simple in their design. Each one has only 2-3 objects and 2-3 points of interest, yet the state space is actually deceivingly large because of the gravity mechanics, so you have to be observant and creative to solve these. I also have a special interest in my uni studies so I unfortunately don't game much anymore. But I feel like this will be great to continue if on some days I just don't feel like studying.
(Thumbs up for support, I'll write a full review later but for now i can say that i definitely do recommend)
A solid set of mechanics that are explored in 100+ levels. The hint levels provided some relief on puzzles that took too long. The late game secret hunt was a fun quest that made this a great puzzle game.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
Hours played at review time, across 134 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Early impressions: Really cool 3d sokoban puzzles, great presentation, solid challenge level, excellent hint system. Hell yeah.
Awesome game, the puzzles, mechanics and [spoiler] overworld secrets [/spoiler] makes it so fun!
Very unique 3d puzzle game, with a great hint system and cool puzzles. Way easier to control than you would think as well, the movement is really polished.
Incredible puzzle game. Can be a bit disorienting with the regular reorientiation of 3D space. but not to the degree it takes away from the experience, unless it's something you especially struggle with in games. There are motion sickness accessibility settings available that may help with this. The puzzle design is concise in a way that never makes me feel like there is no solution for too long (the opposite wouldn't be bad, just a different approach). This gives the player a clear direction to work towards in solving the puzzle, while the method of getting to the solution is still challenging and rewarding. The controls are surprisingly intuitive, as that was my main concern getting into this game. Havent had any cases where the controls dont make sense or I lose track of which buttons to press to do something. Only issue i've run into so far is that in a select few areas the game significantly drop in fps. Which may be related to an abundant amount of tiles with lighting effects.
Fun and fair. Can already tell it will be a rewarding experience.
刚开始有些头晕,适应之后为作者的创意和点子所折服,很好玩的解谜游戏
Really interesting puzzle game based about 3d spatial reasoning, very fun
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