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Gorogoa
Gorogoa is a hand-drawn puzzle game that uses a unique panel-based mechanic. Players interact with a grid of illustrated frames, rearranging, zooming, and layering them to solve visual puzzles. Each image connects to another in unexpected ways, requiring attention to detail and experimentation. The gameplay doesn’t rely on traditional mechanics but instead on observation and the ability to recognize patterns and align elements across panels.
Shifting Perspectives
Progress in Gorogoa depends on understanding how one scene can influence or become part of another. A door in one panel may become a passage in another if properly aligned, or a distant object may transform into a key puzzle piece when zoomed in. These transitions are smooth and often surprising, encouraging players to look at each frame as an image, and as part of a system. The puzzles evolve naturally without direct instruction, letting players learn by exploring.
A Story in Images
Without using dialogue or text, Gorogoa presents a narrative through its artwork and puzzle progression. Scenes shift between past and present, imagination and memory, with recurring symbols and characters. The player uncovers meaning through how images connect and change, forming a quiet but structured experience. The minimal interface and focused design keep the attention on the visual logic, making every solved puzzle feel like a small discovery.
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