GNOG

Should be more popular

In VR it is better than LSD! The only drawback is that it's shorter.

Just a wonderfully colourful and enjoyable puzzle game where you manipulate various puzzle boxes (sorta) to progress to the next level.

The solutions are never galaxy-brain (no walkthroughs needed!) even if they occasionally take a little time to figure out.

The graphics are simple but delightful, as are the music and the fundamentals of the mouse and keyboard friendly gameplay.

It's not the be-all and end-all, but it sure is a lot of whimsical fun.

Recommended!

i love all the silly little guys in this game, the art is so charming and the colours are so lovely

the puzzles in GNOG are a little frustrating/confusing at times, but overall pretty great

GNOG is a charming little puzzle game with great graphics, sound design, and ingenuity. It is unlike any other game I've played thus far. It brings forth memories of playing at a children's museum as a kid, getting to explore every aspect of the exhibits and being rewarded for curiosity. It took me about 2 hours to get through all the puzzles. I've played through it twice now and thoroughly enjoyed it both times.

NOTE: There is a major flash warning for this game. If you're sensitive to flashing lights, you should be wary about playing it.

PROS:
- Unique and charming graphics make the game very appealing.
- Great sound design is an integral part of gameplay. Every time you solve a puzzle, you're rewarded with a song, and pressing buttons/interacting with objects always has pleasant, musical sound effects.
- Mini stories exist for each puzzle box, as well as a small overarching story; please note that they aren't the focal point of the game, though.
- Varying difficulty makes the game enjoyable and keeps players on their toes.
- There are 9 different puzzle environments to go through.
- There is high interactability within each puzzle, allowing the player to really explore each environment. Exploration is also rewarded with achievements.
- Accomplishments, such as getting through puzzles in full and not making mistakes, are rewarded with achievements.

CONS:
- Some puzzles can be difficult to solve, and the game doesn't give you much direction. It's very trial and error based. However, there was only one puzzle that I was never eventually able to solve on my own.
- Players looking for a fully developed story might be disappointed. Go in with the understanding that the game is based on puzzles > full story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NunzRunnEdo

Cute and fun, controls are kinda weird though.

Seems like a good stoner game. Ran at 60+ fps and supported my ultrawide monitor.

Good on Deck.
This is just a fun toy.

this game is really really REALLY weird and i love it

This is a fun puzzle box game, that still holds up after all these years. The puzzles themselves aren’t too difficult, and each box is pretty straightforward.

Weed: the game

GNOG is a visually stunning and relaxing puzzle game with vibrant, colorful themes that make each box a joy to explore. The puzzles, while not overly challenging, require some experimentation as there are no instructions or text, adding to its charm. The top-notch music enhances the experience, making it as soothing as it is engaging. With a short playtime of 2-3 hours and optional achievements for added replay value, it’s a delightful little game perfect for unwinding. Highly recommended, especially during a sale!

It's okeish game but only if it costs 5 USD at most. Not worth more than that for 2 hours of playtime...
Kind of interesting idea, but meh in general.

Kindly (please) use your brain to figure it out

GNOG

Fun puzzles, interesting designs, and good music 8.5/10

Genuinely beautiful music mixed with lil puzzle dudes. What more could you want

A totally charming puzzle and overall good experience.

Playtime: 2.5 hrs
A very short but entertaining puzzle solving game. Graphic design is a bonus if it fits your preference. Overall relaxing and fun.

cool game pretty fun

You have to use your gonggin to play this game

IT IS WAY TO HARD FOR KIDS