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The Witness
As the creative force behind Braid, no one can question Jonathan Blow's credentials in the puzzle genre. For the last few years, Blow and his team at Thekla, Inc. have been working on The Witness, a first-person puzzle game focused on drawing lines on computer monitors. Of course, the scope expands beyond its seemingly simple premise, and you can get a taste of the areas and puzzle that await you in these exclusive screens.
Just check out the gallery below to see new shots that showcase different slices of The Witness' open world.
For more on the The Witness, keep on eye out for a hands-on preview in the current issue. I played the game (still in an early state) for over an hour, and was surprised at The Witness has to offer. You can ensure you get the info as soon as possible by subscribing to our digital edition right here. You should also read up on the importance of architecture in The Witness.
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