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The Turing Test review: Bulkhead's first-person puzzler on Europa pairs human intuition with AI logic, and asks who you'd kill to keep a secret.


The Turing Test review: Bulkhead's first-person puzzler on Europa pairs human intuition with AI logic, and asks who you'd kill to keep a secret.

Superliminal review: Pillow Castle's 2019 forced-perspective puzzler still holds up, with a cube that resizes by sight and a twist that lands.

Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure (2013) sent Maxwell's magic notepad through the DC Universe. A review of 5th Cell's licensed crossover.

Scribblenauts Unlimited review: how 5th Cell's Objectnaut engine turns typed words into real objects, and what the open world costs the puzzle design.

Lumines (2004) review: how the Time Line, jewel blocks and music-driven skins made Q Entertainment's puzzle classic different from Tetris.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes review: Steel Crate's co-op bomb game where one player sees the bomb and the others read the manual. 8.4/10.

Professor Layton and the Last Specter review: LEVEL-5's DS prequel reveals how Layton met Luke, adds Emmy Altava, 170+ puzzles, and London Life.

Peggle 2 review: PopCap's puzzle sequel adds new masters, trial levels, and Extreme Fever, but keeps the 10-ball loop mostly unchanged. Score: 8.1/10.

A review of Schell Games' VR spy puzzler I Expect You to Die, its four missions, voice cast, and why its 8.0/10 score still holds up.

Obduction, Cyan Worlds' 2016 spiritual successor to Myst, lands on a bigger canvas but lets its best ideas sit in journals instead of play. Our review.

Orbitals is a two-player co-op puzzle adventure on Switch 2 from Shapefarm and Kepler, with hand-crafted cutscenes, anime warmth, and a 6.8/10.

Snipperclips: Cut It Out, Together! review — the Switch launch puzzler scores 8/10, best played co-op, where cutting shapes becomes communication.
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