Recent reviews by Finale

An excellent game in the same tradition as Myst, with very few sticking points, a very good narrative throughline, and genuinely novel, brain-tickling puzzles. Strongly recommended.

This family-friendly, game is perfectly designed and built. No issues encountered, detailed design, charming aesthetic and wonderful animations, music, writing, sound design, environmental message...everything!

Easily the best idle game on steam, thanks to an extended, multistructured loop, minimal p2w, and continuous updates.

Really excellently made, simple, and efficiently designed game at a fair and accountable difficulty level. Very good for its price, breaks little new ground.

This game manages to hit my exact sweet spot, despite not usually being a very skilled rhythm game player. Good writing, good asset work, and a strong, cohesive experience. I'm a huge fan of both the variable sensitivity/difficulty, and I really appreciate that the dev's added a ton of accessibility options.

Strongly recommended for fans of the genre and still recommended even if you're not usually into this sort of game.

The ultimate gaming challenge. Do you have what it takes?

INFRA is possibly the best puzzle/exploration game I've played-and I've played them all. I've played through part 1 about five times now and I keep finding new secrets, puzzles and alternative routes.
Urban exploration or infrastructure enthusiasts will especially love it, but I'd recommend it for anyone who likes good settings or atmosphere.

A note on horror: INFRA gets its scares from the oppressive atmosphere of abandoned industrial settings, and its danger from industral hazards and accidents. There are no dogs leaping through windows or posessed pizza parlor animatronics to be found- no jump scares or bleeding walls, either. If you favor that kind of horror, best to look elsewhere- or better yet, try this game for a subtler flavor of fright!

This is perhaps the single most brilliantly designed puzzle game I have ever encountered.