stackyFACTSImagine staring at a picturesque waterfall for forty-five minutes until you suddenly realize the river itself is a giant touch interface.
Imagine staring at a picturesque waterfall for forty-five minutes until you suddenly realize the river itself is a giant touch interface. Jonathan Blow's masterpiece subverts the standard diegetic puzzle interface by blending the actual UI into the scenery. The game trains your brain to look for circles connected to lines on literal electronic panels, only to seamlessly pull the rug out and reveal that the sun's reflection on a vase creates the exact same mechanical input.
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