Indie Puzzle Game Buyers Guide (Vol. 1)

 It is time for another buyers guide, as summer sales approach, I will have a summer sale buyers guide at some point but for today I thought I would recommend some puzzle games. Games of all different types that give what you need and then set you off to find the solution. All of these games are different in terms of gameplay, but all of them will leave you scratching your head in one way or another in the best way possible. Want a game that will keep you guessing? Well here are a few suggestions, and to keep with the theme of the month these will be indie puzzle games. So if you are looking for some different takes on puzzle games, and some that take a more familiar approach these titles might be worth looking into.


Baba Is You

. I have mentioned this game before, so I will be brief.  This game uses words to make a one of a kind puzzle game with a ton of fun charm.


Peggle 2

This game will get you beyond hyped to drop balls and hit pegs to clear the screen, this game has so much charm, great music, and a great style. This game not only provides great style but also amazing puzzles with great style and addicting gameplay.

Snake Pass

Navagate as an adorable cartoon snake and solve puzzles, this game is a wonderful, bright, and colorful game with a ton of charm and personality

Tiny Brains

This puzzle game is amazing, using a team of animals to solve science based puzzles, and when played in multiplayer this game is an absolute blast. This game has a ton of witty writing and as well as a good dose of humor and charm, all wrapped in fun puzzles best used with friends.

Detective Grimoire And Tangle Towers

If you love the Professor Layton and Ace Attorney series of games, these two are a wonderful combination of the both, Both carrying over characters but having different stories, music, and styles all their own. Fantastic puzzle games with a revisiting mystery and great style.

Super Mag Bot And Mighty Switch Force Collection

These two are amazing if you want puzzle platformers with great music, and awesome sprite work. Platformers with great puzzle elements, these are great platformers with puzzle elements woven into to make great games. I have been playing recently because...



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