- October 21, 2020
- Rocketship Park
Love: A Puzzle Box Filled with Stories
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About
"Love: A Puzzle Box Filled with Stories" is a narrative-driven puzzle game that explores various aspects of love through a series of interconnected stories. Players uncover different narratives by solving puzzles and making choices that impact the outcome of each tale. With a unique art style and thought-provoking themes, this game provides a fresh take on the puzzle genre and challenges players to think deeply about the complexities of love.





- The game features a unique and charming concept that combines puzzle-solving with emotional storytelling, allowing players to explore relationships through past and present interactions.
- The visuals and music are beautifully crafted, enhancing the overall experience and creating an emotional connection with the characters and their stories.
- Many players found the puzzles engaging and satisfying, with a rewarding mechanic of rotating the apartment building to uncover different aspects of the narrative.
- The storytelling is often vague and disjointed, making it difficult for players to follow the narrative and fully engage with the characters' experiences.
- Puzzle-solving can be frustrating due to unclear objectives and controls, leading to a guessing game rather than a logical progression.
- The game is relatively short and may feel lacking in depth, with some players expressing disappointment over the overall execution and missed potential.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its emotional depth and unique narrative approach, while others find it vague and difficult to follow. Many express a desire for a more coherent storyline, as the gameplay often overshadows the plot. Overall, the juxtaposition of past and present is highlighted as a compelling storytelling element, though the execution leaves room for improvement.
“In my humble opinion, this is the perfect way to make an emotionally charged story without drifting into the realms of cliché.”
“The first story you solve acts as a sort of tutorial for what's to come, and it also acts as a primer for the excellent storytelling you are in for.”
“Love is a fun puzzle game, but I think for me it's more about the story and emotions that it successfully tries to convey.”
“Love has incredible potential, but its vagueness undermines the storytelling.”
“Maybe it's just me, but I am unable to follow along with the story, so I click on things and I somehow still complete the puzzles.”
“Wished there was more creative input in the storyline.”