Pikuniku
An absurd world where not all is well: help odd creatures and start a little revolution.
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A puzzle game is pure thinking: the game gives you rules and a level, and the pleasure is the “now I see it” moment. Subgenres vary widely: meditative puzzles, two-player co-op puzzles and story-driven logic games.
For an evening for two, tick “Local co-op”: cooperative puzzles are one of the most honest genres for pairs, because solving has to happen out loud. For calm solo play, add the “Relax” mood.
An absurd world where not all is well: help odd creatures and start a little revolution.
It’s a lovely morning in the village and you are a horrible goose: steal, honk and ruin everyone’s day.
Portals, GLaDOS and a co-op campaign designed strictly for two.
Twenty-two minutes until the universe ends: the only progression is your own knowledge.
Poker plus jokers: one run takes a minute, but stopping is impossible.
The only reason to buy VR: interactivity where everything can be picked up.
An escape without a single word: a perfect dark parable in four hours.
Building a village from tiles: the meditation you lose hours to.
Two kiwis at the post office: sort parcels, ring bells and flap onto the buttons.
Tetris with physics: towers lean, rivals meddle and bricks obey gravity.
A fallen star and a rock climb home through a Norwegian mountain: a quiet story about friendship and help.
An insurance investigator on a ship of the dead: you must deduce all 60 fates yourself.