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2016PC91 % positive3.99 €

You explore impossible geometry and optical illusions, where perspective and spatial logic keep being bent into new shapes. The game runs on wonder and puzzling rather than pressure or combat.

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Lots to discover

The closest matches for Evo Explores are Expand, Sizeable and Tiny Lands. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Evo Explores special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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97 %Match

2015PCPlayStation88 % positive

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Lots to discover

A meditative puzzle game in which you navigate a circular maze that continually twists, stretches and grows beneath you. Calm music and abstract visuals create a relaxed, hypnotic mood.

Gnog

Puzzles and brain teasers

Gnog is a playful 3D puzzle game where you twist, poke and tinker with colorful monster-head toys to uncover the tiny worlds hidden inside. Reactive music and charming design make it a relaxed, inventive experience.

Windosill

Puzzles and brain teasers

A dreamy point-and-click puzzle game where you click through ten handcrafted animated scenes and experiment with quirky creatures and objects. Calm, short and full of small surprises.

Carto

Puzzles and brain teasers

As the young cartographer Carto, you rearrange map tiles to reshape the landscape, open new paths and change the stories of the people you meet. A gentle, hand-drawn puzzle adventure full of small discoveries.

Manifold Garden

Puzzles and brain teasers

A meditative first-person puzzle game set in endlessly repeating, Escher-like architecture, where you rotate gravity to find paths and bring the world back to life. Its clean visual language and mind-bending spatial puzzles set it apart.

Hocus

Bright, upbeat tone

You solve impossible perspective puzzles inspired by M.C. Escher, where paths and bridges only work from the right viewpoint. Its calm pace and twisted architecture are what make it stand out.

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