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Puzzle, Simulator, Strategy, Adventure
Moncage is an adventure puzzle game, where the player will explore a lonely world trapped in a mysterious cubic device. Each face of this cubic device will display a different scene. The player will navigate through the island and the factory by finding the connections among the scenes.
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Contemplative, tiny, meticulous and formally daring.
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Pure NintendoBill StitelerOct 20229/10Moncage is a puzzle game that should be treated like a collection of short stories rather than a novel. Enjoy it over several sessions, pausing when it's difficult to think about the different parts, rather than consume it as one experience. It's quite literally to be puzzled over.
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EurogamerVikki BlakeNov 2021Moncage offers a gorgeous blend of narrative threads and teasing puzzles, that makes for a game of real elegance.
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Game InformerJill GrodtNov 20217.5/10Solutions are often clever and make the player feel smart, even if they call on the robust hint system for guidance. In a delightful surprise, the unfolding narrative connects to the seemingly random puzzles, though the story could be more impactful
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IGDB rating 7.7/10 from 12 ratings.
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