The Witness is a PC puzzle game set on a mysterious island, filled with hundreds of line-drawing puzzles that unlock new areas and secrets. For PC players who’ve spent hours solving puzzles, what’s the most satisfying puzzle type—was it the shape-matching puzzles (that require you to mirror shapes) or the sound-based puzzles (that link to the island’s ambient sounds)? How did the open-world design (letting you tackle puzzles in any order) make the game more engaging than linear puzzle games? Additionally, the island has hidden secrets (like secret areas or alternative puzzle solutions)—did you find any of these secrets, and how did they change your perception of the game’s story (which is told through environmental clues)? Finally, The Witness is a long game (30+ hours for completionists)—did you ever feel burnt out from solving puzzles, or did the variety of puzzle types keep you motivated?