Welcome to Puzzle Lovers! - Play Hard. Think Harder.

Puzzle Lovers is for people who enjoy working through games that rely less on reflexes, and more on using your cerebral cortex. It's a place to share game recommendations and offer different, creative solutions. From 1st-person puzzlers to point & click adventures, nonograms to sokoban, word games to number games, etc. It's all welcome here.

Thanks for dropping by, look around and join if you like what you see. Here are some of the things we can offer.

- New to the group? Introduce yourself!
- Tell us what you've been playing, puzzler or otherwise.
- Open a thread for your favorite puzzle game.
- Ask for help if you get stuck.
- Post your puzzle-related creations in the Community Corner.

- Posted every Monday as an announcement
- New and upcoming releases on Steam, and other game news
- Giveaways, deals and bundles
- Spotlight on lesser-known or forgotten games
- Community Corner pick
- Check out the newsletter archives

We have giveaways every week and for occasional special events. Details and links are in the current issue of the newsletter.

Follow us for recommendations on hundreds of titles, usually with detailed reviews, and browse our 60+ lists for various themes.

We're advocates for both puzzle gamers and puzzle game devs. In our reviews, we try to provide an objective assessment (to the extent possible) about the current state of a game. At the same time, we also try to make games better by offering feedback. Sometimes our curators are even credited in game credits. However, we never receive compensation for our reviews or our feedback.

We, the curators, are a team of experienced players, developers and QA specialists, who have enjoyed games for many decades. We want to help both developers have a more successful launch, and players have better games to enjoy, so we're offering, for free, to playtest and provide feedback and improvement suggestions early on in the development process.

If you just want to promote your game to our group members, feel free to open a thread on the forum to facilitate discussion and gather feedback, and improve your games with our Basic Functionality and Accessibility Guide.