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Linelight delivers a calm, elegant puzzle solving experience

Callum Rakestraw9 February 201725 April 202504 mins

For a genre that seems tailor made to unwind with, I wouldn’t call most of the puzzle games I’ve played over the years relaxing. Tough, taxing; sometimes frustrating, but ultimately rewarding: those are the words I’d use to generally describe them. I love puzzle games, but they always have a habit of driving me up…

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