In this game, you can…

• …use a severed hand as a movable box while you grow a new one back.
• …cut off a hand, leave it holding a door open, then keep solving the level with your handless body.
• …share controls with another person, one on WASD and one on arrow keys, and coordinate both bodies to make the hands meet.

In this game, you can…

• …lure a chomper into standing on an unlock switch so it holds the door open for you.
• …pause the action to watch a moving block's direction, then unpause and commit to a tight crossing.
• …switch between classic Windows-style graphics and a modern animated look, with the sounds and music to match.

In this game, you can…

• …build a raft out of floating logs and suddenly cross way beyond your starting island.
• …tip a long tree into the water, then roll a short tree across it to land exactly where it needs to be.
• …carry the results of one puzzle into another part of the archipelago to create a completely different route.

In this game, you can…

• …push a box into itself, push it out of itself, and walk out of a box while still remaining inside it.
• …create loops where box A is inside box B is inside box C is inside box A again, then use the cycle to move things.
• …turn paradoxes into the actual solution, including puzzles where you use infinity as a tool you can manipulate.

In this game, you can…

• …place dots in one colored hex and secretly fill an unclickable linked hex that collects dots from that color.
• …click one colored hex and change every hex of that color at once.
• …use fixed-number hexes as anchors, including tiles that can exceed the normal 3-dot limit.

In this game, you can…

• …throw a snowball to make ice non-slippery, reach a water elemental, then turn it into fire to melt blocked paths.
• …undo a single move, reset a whole room, and mess with boxes that defy time so you can unwind actions you already did.
• …collect enough gems to awaken an island's divinity, which spawns new creatures across the world and makes previously impossible puzzles solvable.

In this game, you can…

• …have the game close itself to tell you to stop and come back later.
• …use pausing and quitting the game as part of solving things.
• …get an "eat the fruit" moment that forces you to start the whole game over.

In this game, you can…

• …keep drawing past the board and realize the floor, borders, and surrounding space are part of the puzzle.
• …turn your own character into a required piece of the solution, using your body as a slot or obstacle.
• …discover higher-level puzzles hidden in the overworld, where exploring the map becomes part of the solve.

In this game, you can…

• …build a snowman, name it, dress it, and hug it.
• …sit on a bench, lean into it, and slip into an alternate version of the park where your snowmen show up as single snowballs.
• …revisit the garden after finishing, taking reopened routes as puzzles reshape around your earlier progress.