Lantern Hollow

Lantern Hollow is quiet and strange in the best way. You wander a small village that comes alive after sunset, lighting lanterns and coaxing stories out of its shy residents. There's no combat, just curiosity.

Puzzles are woven into conversations and the environment rather than being separate brain-teasers, so solving one usually reveals a bit more of the world. I genuinely didn't want it to end.

At around six hours it's short, but every minute is intentional. The art alone makes it worth a look.

What we liked

• Gorgeous hand-drawn world
• Puzzles tied to the story
• No filler content