Faboo

Excellent game! I felt compelled to play Puzzle Books #1 and 2. I must say, your programming, interface, and puzzle design skills have improved a lot! I hope you'll consider updating the first two installments.

I especially liked that:

* You eliminated the Tab Cheat problem and made the key do something useful. I'd suggest looking into the tab order -- some of them are funky (hangman and sudoku, for example).

* You added the ability to skip levels. I have not been able to finish PB#1 & 2 and I'd like to see the remaining puzzles. And more importantly the solutions and logic to the ones I can't figure out. This is one of my favorite features of PB#3.

* The artwork is fabulous as in previous installments.

* There's still some guessing to the answers. Perhaps you could check for "other right answers"? For example, in Close Observation, I guessed what you were referring to but typed 3 other names for it. Then I figured I was missing something and spent a bunch of time looking for a different answer. It was frustrating to find that I was originally correct but didn't guess your name for the item!

I'm looking forward to future installments and I hope you let me skip levels in 1&2!

kinda dumb

Glitched out on one of the games (i completed it and it didnt advance)
Made me say screw it, i'm tired of googling things to beat a game (which shouldn't have "use google" as a gameplay element

It started out ok...

The game started out alright, with shape and pattern recognition, reasoning, riddles, critical thinking, etc. But I very quickly lost interest when I got to the recipe puzzle and the geometry puzzle... challenging the player to think in unconventional ways is one thing, but I didn't play this game to do maths problems or search for recipes on Google. One thing that's a personal pet peeve of mine is when games require the player to leave the game in order to do something; why would you not give clues to the answer for the cake puzzle within the game, instead of saying "search the world wide web?"

The game started out as a fun puzzle game with various types of puzzles, but there was a point where the puzzles stopped being puzzles and started being work.

awesome!

I just wish there were more games like this, thanks for making it. And to MonoFlauta, yeah i was wishing for a mute button too after a while. Turns out there was one, up next to the menu button when you're playing.

Great

I love it :) really awesome, maybe a mute button would make it better, but really good work :)
Best Regards,
MonoFlauta :)