Monument Valley

Nice relaxing puzzle game set in Escher-like environments with low hardware requirements. Next levels introduce new puzzle elements bringing new mechanics. Learn how to use the new puzzle elements. Using the puzzle elements, the perspective and the twisting paths changes.

I discovered this game long before I ever owned a PC, back when I was just a girl with an iPad, a dream, and an Apple Arcade subscription. I don’t know what qualifies someone to speak about games with authority, nor how many titles one must complete before their feelings are considered “valid” enough to become a rev…

Steam Deck users rejoice this is a relaxing touch screen friendly game. Very accessible can be played with one finger but that finger must be able to touch with moderate motor control. You can tap many times without repercussion. The environment you are interacting with is quite small compared to the screen size.

As someone who loves adventure and point & click games, I was suggested by reviews, social media and friends to play monument valley. To be honest, it's really disappointing. There's very little story, and it's not inspiring. It's just a series of simple geometric problems to be solved. I know it's just an issue of…

This game has meant a lot to me for a long time. I used to play it on mobile, back when most of my games were there, and I remember being so excited to play it when I was a kid in hospital for a disease I didn’t yet understand. It’s so whimsical and imaginative, even if it’s not really a puzzle game very often, and…

Beautiful art and world building throughout, with simplistic gameplay. No real headscratchers of puzzles, but that suits the vibe well. Overall Monument Valley is worth checking out, although it's clearly better suited to a phone or tablet. Playing on my ROG Ally with touch controls really improved the feel of the g…