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Hook 2

96% positive of 746 Steam reviews

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Released
2022
Steam Deck
Verified
Platforms
Steam

Made by Maciej Targoni.

About the game

A minimal, relaxing puzzle about unhooking hooks — now with an extra dimension.

Tagged by players

  • Linear
  • Puzzle
  • Relaxing
  • Abstract
  • Minimalist
  • Logic
  • Casual
  • Family Friendly

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What players say

  • Recommended
    Enjoyed the first one and really fun playing the second. Cheers to the dev.

    29 min played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    Fun, simple and relaxing. Hook 1 felt better. The 3D later turns into visual clutter and "tidying up" more than actual puzzles.

    1.5 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    It's a decent game, but there's just a couple issues that are just too frustrating for me to be able to recommend it. The first one is the alignment connections. In some puzzles, all the hooks are laid out in 2D, and the alignment to connect it happens to be such that you don't get to see at all what you're moving, and when it tells you that some things collide, you don't get to see them as the whole puzzle falls on…

    2 h played when written. 2 found it helpful.

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