Alter the inscribed laws and unravel mysteries with knowledge and wisdom. Welcome to the Infinite Library, where all past, present, and future phenomena are recorded. As the one with the power to rewrite these books, you must face 13 trials bestowed by the angel Mimir.
The motion blur was hurting my eyes. Wasn't an option to turn it off. Plus it needed more apples.
The puzzles were really simple, but it was a neat experience if you just look at it as a nicely narrated walking simulator. I really wish more puzzles had been like the final puzzle, though. That one was great.
It would have been nice if the information in the books was used in some way. Once I realized we only needed the words, all I did was open and...
Your Knowledge Is Your Power
Apple Faces Up is a short walking simulator with a few quests along the way and some lovely Asian music.
The game doesn't really have much of a story; it's more about quests and using your knowledge to complete them. And I really love the system here — if you don't know the word you need, then you can't proceed.
The gameplay...
This game is a little too basic and one note to recommend. It feels like the dev was just playing with free asset models rather than thinking at all about the "puzzle" design. Every single puzzle is just looking for the one word that will instantly clear the room.
Simple puzzle game with a few tricky ones, but not too bad and it's free. Definitely worth a play.
