DITTORI Demo Packs Hidden Rooms and Six Hours of Puzzles
The demo's depth and hidden content suggest DITTORI may join the ranks of deep puzzle games like TUNIC and Void Stranger.
Key Facts
- The DITTORI demo on Steam contains multiple hidden rooms and secrets that extend playtime to around six hours.
- Players control an Acolyte who pushes blocks, activates switches, and heads to exits across navy-blue visuals.
- The main gimmick 'Entanglement' lets players press the X key to make a faint block appear two spaces to the right of a block.
- After reaching the demo's apparent end, the author discovered hidden rooms, obtained six crystals, broke through a wall, and found more puzzles.
- The demo is available on PC via Steam.
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Publisher Draknek & Friends and developer Blookerstein released a demo for Sokoban-like puzzle game DITTORI on Steam. The demo contains multiple hidden rooms and secrets that extend playtime to around six hours, with puzzles that increase in difficulty and introduce new mechanics like faint blocks and ladder blocks.
Publisher Draknek & Friends, known for releasing deep puzzle games, has put out a demo for DITTORI, a Sokoban-like game developed by Blookerstein. The demo features a satisfying difficulty curve and multiple layers of hidden secrets. Players control an Acolyte who pushes blocks, activates switches, and heads to exits across navy-blue visuals with excellent sound design.
The main gimmick appears in the puzzle 'Entanglement': pressing the X key makes a faint block appear two spaces to the right of a block, which has substance and can activate switches. Rules keep increasing with ladder blocks, blocks that move when a switch is pressed, and monuments that block the X key, but they do not intertwine in a complex way and most are solvable.
After reaching the demo's apparent end, the author investigated thoroughly and discovered hidden rooms, obtained six crystals, broke through a wall, and found more puzzles. The demo took about six hours to solve with help from friends, and the author still suspects undiscovered secrets remain. DITTORI already feels like it stands alongside pioneers like TUNIC and Void Stranger. The demo is available on PC via Steam.
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