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Definitely not for me. While the premise is intriquing, a huge mansion with 45 rooms and you ought to find the 46th, the immediate gameplay didn't really capture me. Entering a room costs movement, a "currency" that you have 50 in the beginning of the day/run. You go to a door …

The best puzzle game since The Room 3. The lore you can get from newspaper clippings and picture books makes the world feel incredibly rich, and the puzzles are challenging and engaging without requiring huge leaps in logic. I can't wait to continue finding secrets in this game f…

Do you hate having time to dedicate to your other hobbies? Are you an unemployed, single person with far too much time on your hands? Do you like pretending to be better than others because you have the time and patience to grind RNG for hours to solve the grade-school level puzz…

Get a notebook, online or physical, and organize it as you go. I would screenshot everything I suspected of being important, and that worked for me nicely.

Fantastic puzzles - I really enjoyed playing this co-op and sharing in the puzzles together. Every time we feel stuck, something opens up and we get another several hours of fun puzzles.

I'm personally nowhere near smart or attentive enough to clear this game without copious help by the internet but I still enjoy it a lot! I'm sure, if you love puzzles and in-depth lore, you are going to adore this one! And if you're like me and don't have the patience for all th…

You spend your runs drafting rooms on a grid to map out a shifting estate, balancing your steps, keys, and gems while trying to reach Room 46. While one person handles the controller, the other will be hunched over a notebook taking down codes, piecing together the lore, and deba…

[h2]Bring a notebook and your whole brain[/h2] Blue Prince is definitely as advertised, a roguelike puzzle mystery, and it is best played going in blind so I will keep the specifics light. A lot of the puzzles are cryptic, and plenty of them unfold slowly enough that you will no…

Your great uncle passed away and has left you a mysterious mansion, but to inherit it you must find the 46th room of his 45 room estate. This is done in a puzzle roguelike system where in each day, you build the house room by room. Every time you open a door, you pick from one of…

I genuinely thought I would like this game; I like roguelikes & I don't mind puzzle games as long as they have something else going on, and my wife has really enjoyed it, but here's the thing: I do not have huge chunks of uninterrupted time to devote to playing one video game. I …

With some 12 hours of gameplay and 20ish runs, I believe that I gave the game a fair try, and am deciding to drop it. To summarize my feelings: interesting idea, frustrating beyond belief, please don't let this become a new genre of puzzle-roguelikes. At its core, I fundamental…

This game is great, but isn't as good as many make it out to be. While its sense of exploration and curiosity is fantastic and accented by a wonderful progression system, its long-term intrigue is tarnished by the monotony of run after fruitless run of mindless, painful lack of p…

you need too many cards in the same run with very few ways to control the rng, as well as tons of gems and keys. it becomes a hamster loop around day 20 of you doing the same thing over and over hoping you get a good draw. i went in blind and I've leaving just as blind

as a puzzle game with drafting mechanics, I love it. But a combination of getting robbed on a great run. (not much of a spoiler, more a recomendation:[spoiler] opening the door to room 46 ends the game the 1st time. spend your steps/keys/items before you do! [/spoiler]) And…

Astonishing experience and truly brilliant design. I lived and breathed this game for a month or so. Completed the "main" objective around the 30-hour mark. Incredibly satisfying to slowly put all your knowledge and experience together with every breakthrough and discovery. But b…

No... I wish I had refunded it. It's initially fun, with some neat puzzles and a promising start. But this game relies on EXTREME RNG to make any progress. And some of the expectations are ridiculous. Such as some notes having invisible, unhinted-at text on them that's critical …

For me, when I play games, I want to play without hints or guides. For me, joy comes from discovering and figuring things out on my own. I very much enjoyed the first and middle parts of the game: Reaching Room 46, finding 7 sanctum keys and resolving the puzzles behind them. The…