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This is also makes it harder to hunt down any medals (aka achievements) you missed, since the game doesn’t give any clues as to how to earn them. Unfortunately, there’s no way to revisit a certain scene, as the only option when you complete the game is to start back at the beginning. I managed to miss a few and do want to go back to look for them. Some are hard to miss, but others need to be viewed from a specific angle. The game also rewards you for taking your time to thoroughly explore, as there are hidden photographs throughout which help tell the story. But if you have the luxury and the patience, I recommend taking your time with it and solving it at your own pace. Thankfully, I don’t think I lost out too much by using the occasional hint, because I could still appreciate the brilliance of each solution. But those who are impatient might find the hints too tempting. I think if I took a break when I was stuck and just played it at a more relaxed pace, I would have eventually figured everything out on my own, as the puzzles are logical. I was also a bit impatient because I wanted to see what was ahead. I ignored them for a while but once I started accepting the help, it became easier and easier to resort to them when I was stuck. I do wonder if I’d have been less likely to resort to hints if the game didn’t nudge me every time I took too long to make progress. If you prefer to play without one you can, but it’s there for people who don’t enjoy the game’s equivalent of pixel hunting. It’s similar to a hotspot locator in a point-and-click adventure. You can also change the settings so that all interactive objects look the same when you highlight them instead of specially indicating those that are ready to use. Those that can be utilized right now will stand out with a bright glow instead of just a dull yellow. You can also hold two fingers on the screen to highlight all objects that have a use. You simply swipe to rotate the cube, tap to zoom in or interact, and double tap to zoom out. It’s also a perfect fit for touchscreens, thanks to its intuitive controls and mostly laid back design. It may seem like a mechanic that would be more of a gimmick or novelty and make for very straightforward puzzles, but early on it was already forcing me to think outside the box (pun intended). For instance, you might combine scales with a crane to pluck the moon out of the sky and pack it into a crate. You rotate said cube and try to find objects from the different scenes that can match up and create a reaction. Each side of the cube features a different scene - such as a factory or a child’s playroom - that seem unrelated on the surface but are actually all interconnected. What makes Moncage so interesting is that the entire game takes place on the faces of a cube.
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