I went into this game thinking, "well, this should be easy", after all, you only have to move a few objects into position to get the answers and move on. Well, after the 1st chapter, I was stumped more often than not and admittedly had to use the hints a lot (always followed by a slap on the forehead). So, yeah, this one gets a big thumbs up for complexity built into the simplicity of it all. Good going!

Simple but beautiful artwork. Calm, non-distracting music. Good puzzle difficulty setting with a clever method of giving hints in steps. Can be finished in one longer session, or broken up into 2-3 shorter sessions. I loved it.

A calm puzzle game that focuses on visual thinking and connecting elements more than speed. The goal is to stack and link pieces together to resolve the visual knot and reveal a clear final image. Anyone looking for this type of puzzle experience will really enjoy it. The difficulty level is very reasonable.

Masterclass in puzzle and hint design. A super calm, short and relaxing puzzle experience with an art style that is incredible. The hints push you in the right direction without saying too much. I leave each puzzle with a sense of accomplishment. Incredible game, worth the $5

It's challenging in a fun way.

I am not sure how to feel about it since I thought there will be steam achievements, it WOULD be better to add them for my perfect game achievement collection. Love the ending <3

A beautiful puzzle game. Puzzle Dream expands on the mechanics of Puzzle House, and offers another lovely instalment in what will hopefully be an ongoing series. Make no mistake, you don’t need to play Puzzle House to enjoy this game. But if you’re anything like me, you’ll absolutely buy Puzzle House as soon as you’re finished Puzzle Dream, because you just can’t get enough of this cozy little world. I really enjoyed the puzzles, particularly the ones that forced you to rethink a previously established pattern. Can’t wait to see what the dev does next. Oh and P.S. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such charming credits on a game before. Great ending to a great little game.

Fun little game, the puzzles are intuitive and make sense with a little bit of thinking. The hints are useful without giving anything away. There is one puzzle I had a bit of a problem with, a puzzle in level 4. The hint for that puzzle really didn't make anything clear on what the intended solution was, but at the same time I suppose there isn't really a clever way to *hint* at what you're supposed to do without spoiling the whole puzzle. Other than that, amazing little game, worth the full price in my opinion

Her Trees: Puzzle Dream is a puzzle game, the second of (currently) two such games from this developer. This one is longer than the first game (The Puzzle House) and has a higher price; I bought both games in a bundle with a 10% discount. As with its predecessor, the art style is very minimalist with greyscale sketches and some basic animation, but I quite liked it. Unlike The Puzzle House, this game takes place in different locations including sub-areas within rooms; some other interface and gameplay improvements have been made by the developer, in creditable response to players' comments and suggestions. As before, the most important thing to bear in mind in this game is that, for each puzzle, the aim is to obtain a sequence of letters to input into a 3x3 grid containing the letters A to I. Some puzzles produce the letters directly (e.g. by rearranging parts of the puzzle until letters appear in the gaps or in the overlapping areas); others result in a pathway pattern which has to followed around the letter grid. Each solved puzzle grows a flower/fruit on an initially bare tree outline; the game ends when all branches have a flower/fruit. The puzzles weren't particularly hard, especially having familiarity with the first game, but there is a good incremental hint system which gives increasingly detailed information about how to tackle a puzzle, or how to completely solve it. The game data can be reset from the main menu, allowing the game to be replayed from scratch. My play time (3.5 hours) represents one playthrough. Overall I enjoyed this game and thought it was worth its discounted price.

defo a fun game 10/10, i do wish there was more content but really cant complain. the eerie effect in the game is a nice touch and the sounds/songs are really calming.

Such a fun little game; the sound design, puzzles, it's all very well crafted. Perfect little puzzle game!

Insanely clever puzzles. Relaxing music and visuals. Highly recommended.

Amazing game,lots of lateral thinking,not for stupid people like me

best puzzle game in a very long time 10/10

a very solid sequel to the previous games in this series (one of them is not on steam) that is definitely the most ambitious of the games yet, with a MASSIVE amount of puzzles to solve with many of them being the trickiest ones in this series yet. I'm always very impressed at how good Stone is at creating puzzles that have solutions that are much simpler than they look, and this game in particular has some VERY impressive ones. The game also has a very good hint system where you get a certain level of hints for free but have to pay a higher cost for more direct hints, and outside of a few of the late game puzzles that was always enough to nudge me in the right direction. Please give this game a try!