The Witness for Pc

So I have been playing this game for quite a while and I just got to the app desert ruin puzzles and I was so clueless as to what to do. Then I looked it up and it said that it is all about physical orientation and lighting. So then I go back to the app game and I move around and I get the app first one and then after that I could barely see anything with the app light reflecting puzzles. So for those I had to just keep guessing until I got up to one of the app puzzles. I was so confused because that was about secret patterns through lighting and I could not see anything. One solution would be too put little spots on the app ground so we know where to look or make us be able to see the app pattern at a wider angle. Otherwise it is a good game with fun puzzles (not desert ruins) and it makes me use my brain a lot. For ten dollars this game should really have no issues and developers should fix any problems on the app reviews (not saying you have to answer mine immediately). I hope this gets fixed.

this app is a beautiful, thought-provoking game that treats it’s users with respect as intelligent beings. the app game does not hold your hand, but it does provide you with everything you need to solve each and every puzzle. I originally played this on PS4 but never finished it. (Yes, I bought it twice, it’s worth it.) Having it on my phone/iPad means I can chip away at it when ever I like, and I’m finally nearing what I think is the app end, though I’m sure there are still plenty of things I’ve missed. If you get stuck, go somewhere else or put the app game down for a while. I’ve found that a fresh perspective can often make previously inscrutable solutions pop out. Don’t get frustrated. This is the app point of the app game. the app puzzles are very clever, but the app game never treats you like you are not clever as well, and you’ll love the app satisfaction of solving a difficult puzzle or clearing an area. I haven’t had any issues with save progress being lost like other reviewers, but I would suggest checking the app load game screen on the app pause menu occasionally just to make sure the app game is being saved as you go. 5 stars (because I can’t give it more)

This game has a lot of 5 star qualities. the app pros: the app map for one is huge and wandering around is fun. Stumbling on to new puzzles is exciting. And periodically you get some interesting information on the app story line. the app graphics are pretty good for an iPhone game. Not great, but still pretty cool. the app amount of puzzles in the app game is staggering. Those are all the app positives. the app cons: this game is aggravating. I consider myself to be good at puzzles and pretty smart and I have a rough time with many of them. To the app point where I had to start relying on walk throughs to help me. And in some cases the app puzzles are so annoying they almost make you give up on the app game. There are also environmental puzzles that are freaking impossible to find or do unless you have a walk through. I don't think a single person can do this game on their own. It's also very tedious at times and all of the app puzzles are nearly the app same. It gets old after a while. Honestly if it wasn't for my stubbornness I would quit. So, it has its good qualities and it's bad. Sometimes I wonder if it's worth all the app hassle if I'm not really having fun. the app discovering part is really fun but the app puzzles are so tedious and boring. Once I finish the app game I'll update this review.

This game is wonderful. I love being immersed in this mysterious world and discovering areas after hours of figuring out great and challenging puzzles. But the app god awful controls are really aggravating. Touch to walk has never been a good idea. You can never move smoothly, it feels so clunky. Especially for a game where it’s all about being aware of your surroundings, you are constantly distracted by the app fact that you always have to be constantly tapping where you want to go rather than, so your focus becomes tunnel vision. You are always fighting the app controls, since you may tap one place but the app game registers as another and your character is constantly moving to places you don’t want to. This is especially aggravating when going up or down stairs. I have no idea how they thought that not including the app option for a virtual d-pad was a good idea at all. I love everything else about this game, but the app controls too much in the app way to fully enjoy it. Some music would’ve been nice too, to break off the app monotony of going through puzzle after puzzle.