Retropy Pro

Join the first annual VR puzzle competition with Retropy Lite. Starting from December 1 - 28, the fastest puzzles completed will receive points each week. Complete all four weeks and become number one to receive $100! First place: $100 Amazon or Steam Gift Card Second place: $20 Amazon or Steam…

Games fun and relaxing.

It relaxing and I can’t wait for new features!

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SOLID PUZZLING

A new rival to Puzzling Places has finally arrived, great work by the team, working so hard over the last few months to get this where it is today. The puzzles are an enjoyable mix of retro subjects, it’s nice to sit on the sofa and puzzle and chill. With all the FPS it’s so nice to have another puzzle alternative. Add it to your collection.

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The perfect relaxing puzzle game

In a world of shooters and zombie games, it’s nice to escape into a puzzle universe that still has a lot of opportunity to grow. I can’t wait to see even more puzzles!

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Brilliant Puzzle Fun with Retropy Pro

This is an absolute gem for puzzle game enthusiasts! From the moment I started, I was hooked by the clever and creative challenges that kept me thoroughly engaged. Each item is deconstructed and crafted for you to construct in an easy manageable format. The gameplay is smooth and intuitive, with a beautifully designed interface that’s easy to navigate. The puzzles range in difficulty, offering the perfect balance between brain-teasing fun and rewarding satisfaction. After you have rebuilt the puzzle I would love to see it animate in some way although that said it is still rewarding to hold rotate and look at the finished puzzle at all angles. Overall, Retropy Pro is a must-play for any puzzle lover. It’s addictive, smartly designed, and endlessly entertaining. I can't recommend it enough and I know the devs are very active with this game so I look forward to where they will take it.

Fun Puzzle Game

The puzzles are fun and challenging. There are quite a few to choose from. The controls were pretty responsive as well. I had a couple times where I was racing the clock to complete a puzzle quickly and the pieces locked together in a strange way where they didn't line up, nor did they fix themselves as other pieces started locking in. At the end, I had quite a Frankenstein's monster. The only puzzle I remember this happening vividly on was the stack of S. King books. I highly recommend this puzzle game!