Linelith is a short yet sweet puzzle game that asks the player a simple question: can you draw a line? This of course means it takes obvious inspiration from The Witness and has some similar aspects to it while maintaining an individual identity that makes it unique.
Most of the puzzles are rather simple, with only a few requiring extra spending time. Because of this, most players should be able to complete the game in its entirety in under 2 hours. An important feature of the game in comparison to similar works is that the player character actually matters in some of the solving. This is the aspect that really sold the game for me due to the utilization of such an odd concept. Another part of the game also became quite an exciting revelation, though it's worth discovering such on your own.
If you're a fan of The Witness or Taiji, then you might appreciate some of the concepts this brings to the table. The same goes for those who are interested in easier puzzle games as well. It was quite an enjoyable experience well worth the price of entry.
Most of the puzzles are rather simple, with only a few requiring extra spending time. Because of this, most players should be able to complete the game in its entirety in under 2 hours. An important feature of the game in comparison to similar works is that the player character actually matters in some of the solving. This is the aspect that really sold the game for me due to the utilization of such an odd concept. Another part of the game also became quite an exciting revelation, though it's worth discovering such on your own.
If you're a fan of The Witness or Taiji, then you might appreciate some of the concepts this brings to the table. The same goes for those who are interested in easier puzzle games as well. It was quite an enjoyable experience well worth the price of entry.