A guided journey through the bewildering present and murky future of the thinky subgenre that once changed the world

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Devin Stone digs deep to figure out why, even after scouring every pixel of these quirky, bewildering wilds, he’s still coming back.

Devin Stone sits down with Martin Binfield, lead developer of Schrodinger’s Cat Burglar, for a spoiler-free chat about his history, influences, and the challenges of making quantum physics fun.

Vibrant, swirling tile art gives rise to a mosaic of grid-based puzzles that will surprise and challenge even the most veteran puzzle game player.

Any way you cook it, Where’s my egg? is a scrumptious Sokoban delight

Having played all of the 2025 Thinky Awards GOTY nominees, I thought it'd be fun to share my thoughts. In order of worst to best: My most played puzzle gam...

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Neyyah is a Linking Book to the golden Age of first-person point-and-click adventures—and proof they deserve a comeback.

Öoo brings modern minimalism to the puzzle platformer genre, but isn’t afraid to get messy when it counts.

Öoo brings modern minimalism to the puzzle platformer genre, but isn’t afraid to get messy when it counts.

Puzzle games don’t make us feel smart, nor inspire us to 'be smart', but quite the opposite. They make fools of us. Dazzled, starry-eyed fools. And with ignorance comes bliss. Well…most of the time.

Get to know the local wildlife and seek secrets worth deciphering.