PathCraft (2026)

PathCraft is a great game overall with a few minor flaws. Other than a few minor issues, there really isn’t much that I could say was bad about the game. It can be a bit frustrating at certain times, but that’s nothing taking a breath and stepping back wouldn’t solve. If you’re a fan of puzzle games and anything that leaves one scratching their head, you should check this out.

An interesting game for children in a magical environment. From the beginning, she had to work on her analytical skills, perseverance and deduction. As an adult, I had to rack my brain and think to keep leveling up. To enjoy PathCraft, you have to like this type of game since it is repetitive. The game is for anyone who likes this type of puzzle that evolves in difficulty. For my daughter and I, the monotony of the game makes us drop out quickly. I know it's a puzzle game and I love that type of game, but I expected to do something else, or maybe in a different way. For the ADHD in me, it becomes long to do the same thing over and over again, even if the levels are different in the positioning of the blocks, the principle remains the same.

Cozy. This is PathCraft, a very comfortable experience which doesn't really break any new ground in the puzzle platformer arena, but it makes you feel home and will challenge you with progressively more difficult puzzles. With its cute art and precise and immediate controls, it's easy to recommend.