The 50th edition of the Ludum Dare, marking the 20th anniversary of this major worldwide game jam, just ended (at least, for the main participation categories).
With the theme "delay the inevitable", it was inevitable that a lot of puzzle games were submitted. You can check the 122 ones hosted on itch.io.
Most of these puzzle games are in the Tetris or Match-3 category, where you need to avoid an inevitable failure as long as possible. But there are also a few puzzle games that are more on the logical/cognitive side ("thinky puzzles" as some of us call them). I write that post so that we can identify more easily th
Usual disclaimer: I have searched on this sub and google but could not find any reference about this, so I believe it's a new observation. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Also, I'm French, so please pardon my English.
So we all know the Psychic Shoutout in-game website that protagonists can use to have a funny chat with a "psychic". It occurred to me that I never tried it with Michael, so when I was bored watching youtube videos and a Trippy Commentaries video about this website popped in my recommendation list, I decided to have a look at it despite Trippy Commentaries videos being mostly bullshit. ([Here is the video, at the point Michael visits the website](https://youtu.be/JAAO08UFnBk?t