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Lingo

Reading the reviews of a labyrinth built from words and impossible space

Brenton Wildes · 2021-12-12 · ■■■■□ 4/5 · 8.5/10

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Lingo is a puzzle / first-person puzzle game released by Brenton Wildes in 2021.

Puzzlebyrinth scores it 8.5/10, with a difficulty of 4/5. Reading the reviews of a labyrinth built from words and impossible space

Its core mechanics are Impossible Space / Language Decoding.

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Our Review

A first-person word-puzzle game where a single word on a wall is your clue: type an answer built from anagrams and wordplay to open the next door. Its non-Euclidean world — stitched together by warps and impossible staircases — is itself one enormous clue board for the rules you must deduce. A solo work by Brenton Wildes in the lineage of The Witness.

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