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KirbyKhan posted:Is this where I post about Puzzle Pirates? A game where you can take the fugue state of basic puzzling affected some abstract pirate layer of sea pillaging and throwing out the bilge water. You can become a puzzle peice in someone else's larger strategic layer of puzzle. Do people still play that? Haha, I wonder if I still own one of the islands on the alpha ocean. I really liked The Bradwell Conspiracy; I won't pretend it's some superlative example or anything, but for twenty bucks and a couple afternoons worth of narrative basically nonviolent environmental puzzle solving I enjoyed the heck out of it and happily recommend for anyone who's already blitzed through everything else listed here.
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There was a whole series of IQ games and a sequel series, too. Most of them never hit the US but the PSP one did. It's really good and underrated even by turbonerds like me. I still say PERRRRRRFECT like from the first one.
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Consider one of my old soft spot games, CRUSH and the 3ds version CRUSH3D.
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Speaking of, check out The Nightmare Cooperative.
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