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Because you've tried a million times to solve one of the puzzles. And then you put it down and pick it up again later and you finally figure it out. This cycle repeats itself over and over making this game infuriatingly difficult and incredibly gratifying.

this app is a brilliant game. It is small scale, you can finish it in a day, but it is densely packed with ideas and challenges and mind-altering epiphanies. this app starts out as a simple puzzle game, a set of Sokoban logic mazes wrapped in a light Zelda-esque adventure theme. But as this game unfolds, it playfully twists this structure in a way that must be played to be understood. Suffice to say, you can place this app alongside Portal and Braid as a game which achieves great effects by experimenting with the fundamentals of its structure. this app is difficult in both senses of the word. It's difficult like a Rubik's Cube and it's difficult like noise music, avant garde cinema, or modernist literature. It is unconventional and uncompromising, but it is also personal and warm, the carefully crafted work of a single individual, and I found it strangely haunting. Buy it. Play it. When you get stuck, put it away. Let it sit in your pocket, and in your head. Come back to it later and play some more. Eventually it will reveal its secrets to you, I promise. This small game, with its rough edges and its cryptic, self-consuming topography, is beautiful and important, and will repay the attention you give it a thousandfold.

My least favorite of the three MBrough games I've played. 868 > zaga > this one So this is an endorsement, but not overly enthusiastic. … Still better than 80% of iOS games out there. Yo Mike - update Zaga for 64bit ios11, please!

Like the designers other games, don't expect to be wowed by the graphics or interface. But in this simple package is a challenging puzzle game in the Sokoban genre. Magic was confusing at first - it freezes the tile in place, for every area, but gives the game a whole new layer of complexity. Still haven't come close to solving it.