- November 4, 2019
- RostislavP
Imbroglio
44%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
gameplay, grinding
61% User Score 23 reviews
Platforms
About
"Imbroglio" is a single-player musical puzzle game featuring over 40 brain-melting challenges across 7 diverse worlds. While based on sokoban mechanics, each puzzle is unique, introducing new ideas and requiring exploration to find solutions. With its atmospheric worlds and challenging gameplay, "Imbroglio" offers a satisfying experience for puzzle enthusiasts.









Audience ScoreBased on 23 reviews
music9 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- Imbroglio features a stylish presentation and pleasant music, enhancing the overall gaming experience.
- The game offers a variety of well-designed puzzles, with new mechanics introduced as players progress through the levels.
- The puzzles are challenging and inventive, particularly as the game utilizes its 3D perspective effectively.
- Controls are overly sensitive, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences and unintended movements.
- The lack of a level select feature and potential progress loss due to glitches can be very discouraging for players.
- The game feels unpolished with design flaws, such as glitchy reset and undo functions, and a sub-par camera system.
gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of *Imbroglio* is characterized by its engaging 3D sokoban mechanics, stylish presentation, and pleasant music. Players navigate through seven levels, each introducing new mechanics every five to ten puzzles, ensuring a well-designed and varied puzzle experience. Overall, the game successfully combines traditional elements with innovative twists.
“Nice simple style and the puzzles were good and well designed, with new mechanics being introduced as you progress.”
“The game has 7 different levels or maps, each introducing a new mechanic into the game.”
“Around every five to ten puzzles a new mechanic is introduced which allows for sufficient variety.”
“[b]imbroglio[/b] is your garden variety 3D sokoban with stylish presentation, pleasant music, and a few less traditional mechanics.”