Occlude

If you're looking for balatro or your next addiction, you wont find it here. What you will find is a short logic and lateral thinking puzzle. It's a little obtuse at times but never so much that it's impossible to figure out. My biggest complaint is the controls. It lacks polish and smoothness of action. There is no snapping whatsoever so cards need to be placed a bit more precisely than one might prefer. Everything moves just a little slower than one would hope. Double click all cards is largely a useless feature when it comes to accessibility as you just end up having to drag things to the side board instead of the tableau. Overall, it's fun and worth the time if you're patient. If you want something crisp and engaging with sound and visuals that satisfy, this probably isn't for you.

Nice puzzle! The first 4 rituals are increasingly difficult puzzles which I found challenging but manageable... The 5th I have no idea what the actual solution is, even after testing a whole suit worth of moves and writing down the results.... I had to trial and error it with story mode. I will try the cardinals next but if they're anything like the Phonograph ritual I think that might be as far as I go. Still, it was an enjoyable change of pace!

Fantastic puzzle solitaire game

Occlude is really fun and easy to get into. The story isn't the most interesting part, but the gameplay is great and it has a really nice aesthetic. I hope the developers keep putting hours into it

Cryptic solitaire with an occult aesthetic. Very fun!

sry for u havnt cn. if u Tra your game en to cn, i will change Revi. 202605，steam，steam掉卡掉物抵扣，它处自定义包入的本体约15元。爱人如己，目前就这，看以后追评。

This was an engaging and highly addictive puzzle/card game, with horror-themed lore uncovered as you succeed--or fail--in solving the various puzzles. I found myself repeatedly planning to play "just one more hand" and losing track of time. Your enjoyment will depend largely on two factors: how much you like solitaire and how much you like logic-puzzles. The basic gameplay is a form of solitaire but each iteration of the game comes with hidden rules that the player must discover through replaying levels. Said rules varied pretty widely in complexity but will always revolve around revealing a single card per suit that must be played last. Several of these rules were easily discovered in just one or two attempts at the puzzle, requiring little more than some basic pattern recognition. However, there were a couple puzzles that felt nearly punishingly unfair, just due to their sheer complexity of the rule governing them. While I enjoyed the challenge that these trickier rule-sets imposed, the dramatically fluctuating difficulty could be understandably off-putting to some players. While the puzzles mostly got more difficult in a linear fashion, this wasn't entirely the case. Some of the cardinal challenges (something you won't unlock until nearly the end of the base game) were considerably easier than the end-puzzles of the main game. However, once you have unlocked a level, you can freely move between them as you like. My final note would be on the story. I'm not sure that "story rich" is really an accurate tag here. There is certainly more story than most card games you'll find here on Steam and it is pretty intriguing for what it is. You'll get a little ambiguous synopsis at the start of each puzzle and you will reveal more of the story depending on how well you did. Once you have completed a perfect run, you will unlock a special item with more in-depth lore. That being said, the lore is more for atmosphere than anything else. I was motivated to keep playing because I was enjoying discovering the secret rules, not because I wanted to uncover more about the lore.