Tag Archives: single-player

Jusant

Jusant is a nice and calm 3D puzzle platform game, where one has to climb a desolate tower, filled with the remains of a long-gone civilization.

Given there’s no enemies, no dialogs, just some letters and notes from people long past and a few ruins and altars to discover, it’s indeed an extremely calm game living mainly through its nice graphics, environmental storytelling and nice game mechanics.

Maybe not for everyone, but I liked it a lot to just relax for couple of minutes here and there …

Kelvin and the Infamous Machine

Kelvin and the Infamous Machine is a fun little point-n-click puzzle adventure where you – in the form of Kelvin – travel through time to help famous minds finish their masterpieces, all because some crazy scientist decided to manipulate history to his advantage.

Not too long a story, but delightfully absurd, hand-crafted puzzles make this game lot’s of fun to play and a recommendation.

CLeM

CLeM is a dark, yet fun little puzzle adventure, where you have to control a little puppet, guided by an initially somewhat mysterious voice. Throughout the game this interaction develops in a beautiful yet sad and moving story. But I don’t want to spoil too much …

It’s been a quick little puzzle delight and it’s a recommendation for indie adventure fans!

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Achievements: 18/18