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App Army Assemble: A Fragile Mind - \"Will this puzzler leave you scratching your head?\"

Author : Jonathan Jan 03,2025

This week, Pocket Gamer's App Army tackled the puzzle adventure A Fragile Mind from Glitch Games. The game, a twist on the classic escape room formula with added humor, received mixed reviews. While some praised the challenging puzzles and witty writing, others found the presentation lacking.

Here's a summary of App Army members' feedback:

Diverse Opinions on A Fragile Mind

Swapnil Jadhav initially underestimated the game based on its logo, but found the gameplay unique and engaging, particularly praising the challenging yet rewarding puzzles. He recommends playing on a tablet for the best experience.

Some dice on a table

Max Williams described the game as a point-and-click adventure with static pre-rendered graphics. He appreciated the non-linear puzzle design (allowing progression without solving every puzzle immediately) and the humorous fourth-wall breaks. While he found the navigation slightly confusing at times, he highlighted the well-designed puzzles and overall quality, stating it's a strong example of the genre.

A corridor with a clock on the wall in A Fragile Mind

Robert Maines enjoyed the first-person puzzle exploration, though he noted the graphics and sound were unremarkable. He found the puzzles challenging, occasionally needing a walkthrough, and acknowledged the game's relatively short playtime.

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Torbjörn Kämblad, however, found the game's presentation muddy and the UI design problematic, citing an easily-mis-tapped menu button. He felt the pacing was off, with too many puzzles available at the outset.

A complex-looking door

Mark Abukoff, who usually dislikes puzzle games due to difficulty and perceived lack of reward, found A Fragile Mind enjoyable. He praised the aesthetic, atmosphere, intriguing puzzles, and helpful hint system.

Diane Close likened the game's experience to waking up near an abandoned circus and finding clues leading to increasingly complex puzzles. She appreciated the numerous puzzles, in-game humor, and excellent accessibility options. She noted the game's length is approximately an hour for experienced players.

A banana on a table with some paper

About the App Army

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