With both towers touching, you can jump onto the platform on the left and cross over the towers in the middle to get to the exit. Once you cross over the first part of this puzzle and get to the deeper hole where the structures are coming off the sides of the walls, you should see that the tips of both towers are now touching, allowing you to walk across them rather easily. Place the two tower models onto the grid in this way in order to create a clear path to the other side. Its will release on Steam, but currently has. It is important that you position the taller parts of the tower in this exact way as the towers need to be able to overlap on the second part of this puzzle to create a link between them as they come off the sides of the wall. Maquette is an adventure indie puzzle game developed by Graceful Decay and published by Annapurna Interactive. Maquette, a new first-person puzzler from Graceful Decay and published by Annapurna Interactive, has been announced for PC. Go to the start of the puzzle and place both of the tower models onto the grid in the same way that you see in the image below. You will need to position the two tower models on the grid in such a way that will allow you to get across to the second part and also give you a grid to the other side. The exit for this area is tucked into the wall. Getting over to this hole can be a little tricky as you need to make a bridge to get over to this point and then need to also consider the changed grid on the other side. Not only does Maquette offer a compelling story, but its puzzles are smart and unique. First-person puzzle games can be difficult to make stand out, as they tend to feel similar to one another.
I opened the Window and the cool air streamed in …”. Maquette is a mind-bending and heartwrenching puzzle game from Graceful Decay that tells an important story of love, loss, and acceptance. By simply changing the perspective at which you view the object, you can navigate your way through some incredibly creative puzzles that will make you put your mind to work. The solution that you used to get across earlier may not allow you to get to the other side.ĭepending on how you placed the structures, you may see a hole in the far wall with the message “One day I wanted a breeze. Maquette is a first-person recursive puzzle game that takes you into a world where every building, plant, and object are simultaneously tiny and staggeringly huge. Solving the first part of this puzzle is quite easy but you will get to the second half where the structures are coming out of the walls sideways. You will need to allow some overlap between both of the models in order to create a bridge that will allow you to easily walk over to the other side without falling into the gap. This puzzle shows up later into Maquette where you must use two small building models and place them on a grid where they will appear in front of you full-sized. At first, the game’s mechanical imagination is positively exhilarating.
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