Tunic

Quickly has become one of my favourites of all time. Not crazy long if you don't want to find all the secrets etc and certainly not the most straight forward at times but a really fun game to explore. Some puzzles towards the end can be a little testing and if you end up missing something significant a little frustrating but all the same I wouldn't let it discourage you from playing. As others have said play it as blind as possible, no shame in needing to get a hint or two if you end up missing something but thoroughly enjoyed solving things on my own where possible.

Fantastic action-adventure game with a big emphasis on puzzles and secret hunting. It's hard to recall the last time I was so excited by exploration and so mind-blown by discoveries (probably [i]Outer Wilds[/i]?). The alien language manual that you collect page by page is an ingenious idea. It works as a tutorial, map, lore source, hintbook, but also contains lots of teases and secrets in itself. The manual helps you to progress and understand the world, and discoveries in the world shed light on previously inscrutable pages. It is a very engaging interplay. The puzzles run REALLY deep, and while it's possible to finish the game without tackling the harder ones, if you decide to dig into them, your inquisitiveness will be greatly rewarded.

[h1]The linked video includes reviews of 10 indie games. The segment on [i]Tunic[/i] strongly recommends the game, and discusses [i]Tunic[/i]’s unique in-game camera.[/h1] [. . .] [i]Tunic[/i] is a game with 50 amazing ideas, that has been mostly praised for one of them. [. . .] [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eRtv28O-Pc][Click here to see the entire review on YouTube][/url]