These smaller scenarios are more enjoyable that other puzzle games that are more open, such as The Witness. I’m a huge fan of puzzle games like The Room that involve the exploration of a singular object, where the more you solve the more is revealed. “Curiosity killed the cat” as they say, so of course you press the button and begin your experimental journey through Please Don’t Touch Anything. In front of you in the main area of the room are a large screen, and a blank panel with one of those classic big red buttons on it. You’re not allowed to move about the room, just simply able to rotate around and up and down.
At that point you’re given control of your camera view and a cursor. You’re presented as yourself in first person, standing in the middle of this room staring at a door as a hand waves with a simple voice declaring “I’ll be right back” as the door closes. For better or worse.Įntry into this game is quite brilliant. I’m sure most of us remember a time in our childhood when we stepped into a store with our parents, and the first thing that came out of their mouths as they looked sternly down at us, was simply “Don’t touch anything!” Thankfully, in the experimental puzzle game, Please Don’t Touch Anything, you’ll quickly learn to ignore that rule.
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