#12
A perspective-shifting puzzle platformer where rotating the world opens paths that seemed impossible a moment ago. It's lightweight and runs without fuss on any iGPU. It sits outside the top picks because replay value drops sharply once you've solved the secrets, and there's no procedural content to bring you back. The world rotation mechanic is genuinely clever, though, and the moment it clicks for the first time is one of the better puzzle-game moments I can recall. For puzzle-minded players on low-end hardware, it's worth the few hours it takes.