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Escape Goat 2
A 2D puzzle platformer about escaping a trap-filled stronghold with a goat and its mouse companion. Each room is a single screen, solved with jumps, an immortal mouse that crawls walls and stands on switches, and a magic hat that swaps the goat's position with the mouse's. Over a hundred rooms across ten zones, from MagicalTimeBean in 2014.
puzzlepuzzle-platformerplatformerHuman Fall Flat
A physics puzzle platformer about Bob, a wobbly figure you steer by grabbing, climbing and dragging your way through buildings that float in a dreamscape. Each arm is controlled separately, and no puzzle has a single fixed solution. Made by Lithuania's No Brakes Games, with online co-op for up to eight players.
puzzle-platformerphysicsco-opThe Talos Principle: Reawakened
A first-person puzzle game through ruined gardens, where a jammer that shuts devices off, a connector that carries a beam and a recorder that replays your own movement combine to open doors. Croteam rebuilt their 2014 game in Unreal Engine 5 and packed the Road to Gehenna expansion, an eighteen-room new chapter and a level editor into one release.
puzzlefirst-personlogic-gridEscape Simulator
A first-person escape-room puzzler where you move the furniture, smash the pots and pick up nearly everything you see. Solve 28 rooms designed with real-life escape room operators, alone or in online co-op, then keep going into thousands of community rooms built with the bundled editor. From Pine Studio.
puzzleescape-roomfirst-personGunpoint
A 2D stealth-puzzle where you rewire a building's security with the mouse and trap its guards on the way in. A single verb — 'connect' — branches into thousands of solutions, and a level editor extends it without end. Reportedly made almost single-handedly by Tom Francis.
puzzlestealthplatformerRailbound
An overhead track-laying puzzle where you place a limited number of rails so a moving locomotive links its carriages in the right order, avoids collisions, and brings everyone home. Tunnels, barriers and switches blow the board up into timing permutations, all solved with a single verb: lay track. From Afterburn, the studio behind Golf Peaks.
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