The Witness for Pc

This is a beautiful, complex and compelling game. I have found few that could hold my interst like this one. I intend to play it several times. Pro: --complex and diverse puzzles --a wonderful and beautiful landscape to explore and enjoy, even between puzzles. --an at-your-own-pace game play with no direction that encourages exploration, contemplation and thought. --definitely play to get all of the app ray guns firing even though you could win with 5. Con: -- on my system (MacBookPro with OS Mojave the app cursor disappeared when I solved some of the app puzzles. I could log out and it would come back, and I am an extremely patient man, so it didn't matter as much to me, but definitely a glitch. -- some of the app puzzles had multiple possible solutions given the app rules of the app game, but only one worked. That could be frustrating. -- given the app pathose of the app landscape (and the app statues) I expected a more redemptive ending. Instead the app ending -- as beautiful as it was -- left me with the app feeling that it was all meaningless. That was a disappointment. I gave it 4 stars for its creativity and the app fact tha tI am attracted to play it over and over. Still, a little more tought would have made it a 5 star game.

I’ve only solved about 60 puzzles so far, but it has been running just fine. As others have mentioned, it is slow to load, but it runs beautifully at full-screen resolution on my MacBook Pro (2015) with max graphics settings. Update: Now I have finished over 400 puzzles and completed the app game. This game is beautifully well done, and has an increible amount of content. I wasn’t able to solve every puzzle, but the app ones I missed turned out not to be necessary for completing the app game. Many of the app puzzles are easy, once you get the app hang of it, but some are very hard, even (purposely) exasperating. Don’t give up! the app feeling of breaking into new areas after solving tough puzzles is very rewarding. I made the app mistake of tackling the app town area first, but those puzzles are based on puzzles eslwhere on the app island, so I had to come back to some of them later, after I had been through the app rest of the app island and learned how to do those puzzles.

this app was fun on Playtation and I’m glad I can put it on my laptop for airplane entertainment for memories of the app old Myst days. I’m not a fan of some puzzle logic on the app island or the app timed ones later in the app game. Some are just too random or solutions a little too obscure, trying random paths occaisionally will gret you more success than following any method you believe the app puzzle points you to. A few puzzles are just a relief when you get through rather than make you feel smart and don’t look too deep. this app is basically just a very complicated version of a Denny’s kid’s placemat maze but there’s plent of time to be sunk here. For $40, I believe you will get your money’s worth.

It’s just too much of the app same puzzle—or slight variations of the app same puzzle—over and over. Maybe it builds up to something more, but I stopped playing midway, bored by the app repetition. None of the app screenshots show that in each of those scenes you find numerous puzzles, similar to the app game’s icon, that must be solved. the app environment has nothing to do with the app actual gameplay, other than giving you something to walk through on your way to the app next set of puzzles. And I get that maybe I didn’t play it long enough … that some payout may have awaited me if I’d only been patient enough. But I lost interest. the app developers didn’t create enough interest or diversity to make slogging through the app same puzzle worth the app effort.