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Overall, Oxide Room 104 is a relatively short but memorable experience with a lot of replay value. We liked that many of the puzzles have multiple solutions and that even with repeat playthroughs, we were still seeing and discovering new things.

Tested on Humans doesn’t have much of a story, beyond trying to escape from captivity, but the developers still managed to sneak a couple of emotional twists in towards the end. Although it initially looks like the game will be very easy the puzzles quickly become more complex and challenging. They are still very rewarding to solve, though, and none of them felt illogical or unfair. Mc2games is quickly establishing a reputation for crafting cerebral challenges that offer more unique puzzles and interesting premises than the hidden object games that puzzle fans usually have to turn to. It can be frustrating to get stuck on a puzzle, especially if you are too stubborn to use a hint, but the satisfaction of figuring out the solution makes it all worthwhile.

Seven Doors is a puzzle game that challenges players to navigate their way through several unique challenges. Each room challenges players in a different way and the developers have come up with plenty of unique scenarios. There isn’t really an over-arching story to tie everything together and the game is also quite short, but it’s an enjoyable experience while it lasts.

All in all Ghost 1.0 is a blast to play and if you are a fan of the genre it definitely belongs in your collection. We had a lot of fun exploring Nakamura Space Station and uncovering all its secrets. The secret “souls” to collect as well as the hidden “geekies” to find also extended the longevity of the game quite a bit. Some players might be annoyed that progress through the station is tied to key card collecting instead of uncovering new abilities, but that is about the only niggle we have. Ghost 1.0 is a great game at a reasonable price and to overlook it would be a crime.