Monument Valley by Ustwo
724 views · Published 14 May 2014 · 1:45 · Indexed 12 November 2026
Channel: Children's Technology Review · 2014 · Education
Watch Mark Schlichting, inventor of the Living Books (Brøderbund) solve one of the levels in Monument Valley, an new spatial puzzle from Ustwo. Read the full review in the June issue of Children's Technology Review. Review excerpt: Addicting, beautiful and leveled perfectly to keep you challenged (and confused), this is a set of ten optical illusion maze puzzles that is ideal for a child in need of a challenge. Your goal is to move a tiny figure (named Ida) through a series of movies paths in order to reach a goal. The first puzzle is easy enough for a younger player, mixing horizontal and vertical navigation thinking, so sometimes you're walking on the side of a monument, like a spider, but a hidden door or ramp flips the entire structure on it's axis.
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