Relicta

I love this type of game (physics-based puzzles + 3D POV + world building), and this one scratches my itch. OK it's not Portal 2 but a respectable entry in the genre. This game is BIG with hundreds of puzzle levels that start off very easy as you learn the mechanics, and ramp up to a manageable degree of difficulty. I've only needed to consult a walkthrough on YouTube a couple of times when I got stuck, so the solutions are generally amenable to a combination of exploring, playing, trial and error, and plenty of logical and sometimes lateral thinking. New puzzle elements are periodically introduced. Progression is linear, as the story guides you to each new area. The different biomes / environments are interesting and gorgeous, but the moonbase architectural spaces are vast, repetitive and with almost no interesting content. Best way I've found to play is to jump in, do just a puzzle or two in 20 to 30 minutes, then put it down until tomorrow.

When I figured out what whiich thing does, it ain't so bad. Takes a heavy think to get a long way. Graphics are great.

Well planned out puzzles that progressivly get more complex. Better than expected, but I enjoy the mind games like this better than button mashers.

As a puzzle game I found it to be good. Despite it's simple idea of pushing and pulling boxes with magnetism, it gets pretty complicated with many spots that really made me think. It also keeps adding new mechanics, so it doesn't grow stale. That's the good. The bad: Story. It just doesn't feel engaging and the unnesasry vulgar language harms it more than help. Of corse, who cares about story in a puzzle game, but it is noticable here. Also there were a few spots where things could bug requiring a restart, but seldomly at least. Lastly, the collectables and 6hr speedrun achievements exist which sucks. But despite these negatives, the puzzle solving was enjoyable.

It's a fine puzzle game. You add a puzzle game to games with gold and of course it will get review bombed.