Baba Is You

In concept, this game looks fun. Iterating through the tedious levels for solution where your step cadence has to be perfect - and all with no built in help system - is … not. Even levels cleared require memory for future concepts, but revisiting them doesn’t help show you your last solution, and having to go to the internet for reminders, tips, and even straight up solutions is demoralizing, not fun. This game could have puzzles with more creativity allowed by the player, maybe with multiple solutions. Instead, every map is just a struggle to find that one twist to solve it as the developer intends - just logic, no fun, no flexibility.

Why doesn’t it have the level editor like every other port of baba is you?

This game is designed very cleverly. Turning a simple concept into creative puzzles. Would recommend!

This game has been brought to my attention months ago. I finally got to get it on my phone and it has been a life changing experience for me! I love the way you get to interact with the rules of the puzzles. It is a great way to challenge your brain and get you thinking hard on the solution, and sometimes, it’s hidden in plain sight! And, (spoilers) I love the fact that the actual map isn’t even the end of it. The map is a sub world of something much bigger, and that is crazy! Best game I’ve ever played.

Update: Cloud sync finally added! Greatest puzzle game ever. It’s a great game and has actually become one of my favorites. But, because there isn’t any save data syncing between iPhone and iPad, I’m kind of stuck playing on my small iPhone screen if I want to continue the progress I’ve made. All because I chose to start the game on iPhone and didn’t realize there would be no game save synchronization. So, I don’t play much anymore.

Baba Is You ranks among the most inventive puzzle games I’ve ever encountered. Its central conceit—manipulating a level’s governing rules through language—remains consistently ingenious from beginning to end, and each new stage reliably delivers a distinct “aha” revelation. The difficulty is demanding in the most rewarding sense: you iterate, dismantle your assumptions, and then—almost abruptly—the solution crystallizes. A triumph of design, immaculately presented, with puzzles that are relentlessly gratifying.