Unlike, say, the Professor Layton series, there is no point/score system in this game, making such penalties absolutely meaningless and utterly cumbersome. Pointless penalties - upon incorrectly solving certain puzzles, you're forced to re-solve their predecessors as a penalty.It instead forces you to slightly fidget the camera to the left or the right while you ponder "Why on earth couldn't they just auto-snap the camera in the right position if I'm close to the solution?" There are times you more or less know you have the right camera angle, and yet the game doesn't let you complete the puzzle. Several puzzles (especially several "hidden obelisk puzzles") require micro-adjusting the camera.About 40% of the puzzles are a pain to solve because of lazy gameplay design, elucidated as follows.About 60% of the puzzles are a joy to solve. You'll find a new formed appreciation for your mobile camera.The secret challenge cave is an optional area that is a thoughtful addition for players who seek brain bustingly difficult puzzles.Figuring out a new rule-set leads to an excellent sense of discovery. Some rules involve pattern recognition while others involve taking a different perception. Lack of hand holding - the game trusts that you are intelligent enough to figure out the rules for beating the puzzle panels on your own.
Minor spoilers (by virtue of reviewing) are included. The following review is my opinion of the game after (presumably) 100%ing it. By arjunrajshekhar | Review Date: February 17, 2016
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