Puzzle games have been having an incredible run over the past few years, and another contender is stepping into the ring with Thelka, Inc's The Order of the Sinking Star. Taking the basic concept of Sokoban block-pushing puzzles and adding elements from four other well-known pushing puzzle games, just how well does The Order of the Sinking Star iterate on the basic puzzle premise time and time again? Heroes of Sokoban by Jonah Ostroff, Promesst 1-3 by Sean Barrett, Mirror Isles by Alan Hazelden, and Skipping Stones to Lonely Homes by Alan Hazelden The story involves learning more about each of these groups of characters' motives and backgrounds. The Order of the Sinking Star was reviewed on Nintendo Switch 2 with a code provided by the publisher - All photos were taken over the course of 50 hours (and counting) Review Summary Pros - Simple mechanics, iterated ad infinatum - Great reset system - Open world design reduces potential frustration Cons - Could take or leave the story
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