Cocoon is a unique take on the puzzle adventure genre, where each world exists within an orb that you can carry on your back. Wrap your head around the core mechanic of leaping between worlds—and combine, manipulate, and rearrange them to solve intricate puzzles


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Excelente juego!!! Puzzles muy buenos, algunos algo complicado

Hermoso, simple y llanamente hermoso como te todo se compleja ya no solo mecanicamente si no argumentalmente, este juego te hace sentir genuinamente 'Cerebro Galaxia', Galaxias mejor dicho. Es hermoso, muchas obras con mil palabras no les alcanza para tener un World Building interesante pero Cocoon lo logra sin decir una sola.

Fantastic puzzle game. Gorgeous artwork and sound design combined with ingenious level design and progression systems make for a smooth ride from start to finish. In my opinion the best thing a puzzle game can do is find ways to let the player feel smart and confident, and cocoon sticks true to that.

I really liked it. The puzzles aren't very difficult but neither extremely easy; it's a middle ground that, for me, is satisfying and prevents you from getting stuck. The best part of the game is undoubtedly its art, a marvel. It's very, very polished, although it may have felt a bit short to me.

Great little puzzle game.
The game doesn't hold your hand or give you any UI hints, instead it brilliantly uses environmental story telling and audio cues.

Puzzles are challenging enough to give your brain a good workout, but never frustrating.

Cocoon takes about 3-4 hours to complete and I finished it in two sittings, a few days apart. I didn't feel a strong hook to finish the game, but puzzle games aren't my favourite genre.
So an 8/10 for me, but could easily be a 9 or even 10/10 for others!


A well designed and crafted puzzle game set in an alien environment full of bugs which heavily plays on cinematics and perspective. While abstract in its narrative, meaning and message, it doesn't use words to convey what the player has to do to solve each puzzle, leading to some thought provoking ones by the end once everything its set into place. The highlight for me though was the presentation which was able to flourish different ecosystems with enough detail to leave you intrigued, as well as the soundtrack which always immerses you into this ominous state of not know where you are, how did you end up there, but that somehow everything makes sense.