So I just downloaded the game and played for like 5 hours.

I liked 50% of the puzzles, pretty inovative and interesting
But the other 50%(Looking at you light and shadow puzzles) are just a chore. Instead of thinking you just need to have a piece of paper and a lot of nerves.

Also the visuals make me wanna pour acid on my eyes.

AregVrt says

dad says

the 40 bucks u spent on it culd b 4 the devison

Or a game thats actually good

this seems like a post that someone who isn't able to solve puzzles would make

dad says

the 40 bucks u spent on it culd b 4 the devison

Or a game thats actually good

the 40 bucks u spent on it culd b 4 the devison

His unchangingly flinty expression makes it extraordinarily difficult to gauge where Blow is on the spectrum

Jonathan Blow blows

"It just drives home how fictional money is,” Blow said, squinting against the unseasonably bright December sun. “One day I’m looking at my bank account and there’s not much money, and the next day there’s a large number in there and I’m rich. In both cases, it’s a fictional number on the computer screen, and the only reason that I’m rich is because somebody typed a number into my bank account.”

“I’ve never liked money, really,” Blow told me. “Having a big high score in my bank account is not interesting to me. I have a nice car now, but I don’t really own that many objects, and I don’t know what else I would spend money on. So for me, money is just a tool I can use to get things done.”

I MET JON BLOW in early 2011, when my friend Tom Bissell—a journalist and author hired to help write the script for The Witness—invited me along to dinner one night when Blow was visiting Portland, Oregon. Knowing Blow’s outspoken reputation, I expected a sort of fire-breathing techie-Limbaugh, wreathed in nerd rage. Instead, when I entered Bissell’s condo, I saw an intensely serious-looking man performing a slow tai chi sequence in the living room. His face, bounded by a closely cropped widow’s peak on top and a clenched jaw on the bottom, radiated quiet imperturbability. But Blow’s most striking feature is his eyes, which sit under a perpetually half-furrowed brow and seem always to be evaluating, probing, assessing. His unchangingly flinty expression makes it extraordinarily difficult to gauge where Blow is on the spectrum between enjoying your company and despising everything you stand for.

i want this a lot but i also don't want to burn my money

dude i can get an eighth for 40 bucks lol