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Thekla, Inc. / May 14, 2024 / Action, Adventure, Indie
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CompareControl the flow of time to solve puzzles in this new version of the indie classic, featuring fully repainted artwork, a new world of puzzles, and seriously in-depth commentary.
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• Fixed a bug returning from 'Grip' in the commentary worlds. • Added an option to continue playing audio when the game window loses focus (see READ_ME for details).
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92% positive, 901 reviews
I recommend this game with some caveats: It starts off with intuitive platformer puzzles then progressively devolves into extreme precision timing along with time reversals that really become taxing. I had to play many scenes over and over again until finding that narrow spot where everything aligns so I could proceed. My right thumb still aches and I'm glad it's over. Further, I had fun achieving the puzzle...
1 found this helpful, 2026-09-10
I used gpt to translate from my czech text to en (I know en but can't write natural like in czech) ========================================================================== I've played through the Order of the Sinking Star demo twice (the 105-level demo). I absolutely loved it, and right now it's my most anticipated game since waiting for KCD II. Yep, much more than GTA 6 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) So I figured I'd make the...
1 found this helpful, 2026-09-18
A remaster so impressive it makes me ask "Why did they make this?" They took a trailblazing indie game that was rough around the edges and painstakingly polished it into a masterpiece that I almost can't criticize, then released it into a market that has largely moved on from this sort of game. I was in awe of the sheer volume of thought and work it must have taken to completely redo the visuals and sound in such a...
2 found this helpful, 2026-09-04
I played it. It has cool time manipulation, and puzzles. However, Johnathan Blow, more like Johnathan Blowhard, Blowout. HATING ON BOSS FIGHTS for goodness sake! The story is kind of dumb with its attempts to connect to the gameplay, feeling like its trying to be something but kind of fails to have deep meaning.
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-13
Was tough - but a brilliant mix of time altering and physics puzzles. My brain is tired :) I can see why this was considered groundbreaking when it initially released. Well done!
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-06
Jonathan Blow displays an incredible amount of mastery over puzzle design. Each one of them are challenging and follow a clear set of logical rules that can be manipulated in different ways, and every time the trick clicks in your mind, the feeling is cathartic. I didn't like the story much (if you could even call it that), I didn't understand what they're supposed to mean, but the gameplay is the main focus here...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-05
The time-manipulation gameplay and story of Braid are so tightly interwoven that the title feels incredibly fitting! Despite some head-scratchers, this puzzle-platformer undoubtedly lives up to its status as an indie cult classic.
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-04
Insanely impressive game. I first tried it back on the xbox 360 but never managed to complete - this time was different and I loved it. It's a genuinely seminal piece of video game art and should be played by everyone.
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-31
Love it. - animation amazing - music amazing - puzzles amazing - deep themes to dig into too
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-07
Played very briefly - before getting bored. Underwhelming and over-weaning. The game blows. Filed the list of games "I regret buying".
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-07