Screenbound (Switch 2)

The puzzles in the later levels really make you think, as you have to position your 3D body to affect the 2D version of yourself. It was frustrating in a good way, and the dual-reality mechanic never got old.

Wasn't sure how the 2D/3D mirroring would work in practice, but the puzzles where you have to stop your 2D self from falling while moving your 3D self forward are genuinely mind-bending. Already lost an hour to the first few levels.

The puzzles really make you think, especially when you have to coordinate the 3D and 2D versions of your character at the same time. It’s challenging but never feels unfair, just satisfying to figure out.