Puzzle

From crosswords to the Rubix Cube to popular video games like Tetris and Myst, people have long found tremendous pleasure in well-designed puzzles. These are just a handful of the many outstanding student puzzle games that will exercise your powers of logic and perception.

Eos

Puzzle

Help a young girl uncover the mysteries of her past in this story-driven, first-person puzzle game.

Statue of a man sits in front of fountain on a bench

Second Scholar

Puzzle

An innovative puzzle game that ties the passage (or reversal) of time to the direction players move their character.

A small blue character wearing traditional "spread-horn" hat seen next on the title screen for the game "Second Scholar."

RoomScape

Puzzle

A 3D adventure puzzle game that confronts you with challenging mysteries to solve as you make your way out of a mysterious facility.

In a dark room, a sheet of paper reading "GaAm" is held up to a black-and-blue Periodic Table of Elements poster on the wall.

Kibou

Puzzle

A 3D exploration-puzzle game in which you play as a mythical shelled Kappa who must save the rest of the Kappa clan from the spell of an evil demon.

The kappa character stands in a dimly lit chamber with a large machine sitting nearby

CleanFiltration

Puzzle

A 3D puzzle game taking place inside an imagined visualization of a computer. Players assume the role of a virus trying to break into the system.

The player's character stands behind a translucent box as three spheres move ahead

Blockhead

Puzzle

An innovative voxel-based puzzle-platformer game that asks you to tilt your world and perspective to reach the end of increasingly difficult levels.

The player's character stands on a block of dirt floating above the clouds looking at another floating platform across a gap

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