Logiart Grimoire

Another big positive for this game is the really engaging new mechanic called fusion, which allows you to unlock new puzzles by combining other puzzles you have previously solved.

You have lots of settings and assist features to help tweak the difficulty on the fly; and it supports mouse, controller, and touch screen input so you can play in basically any way you'd like.

I mostly played this on the Steam Deck (like 99% of the time), it ran well, although it sometimes crashed the entire system when connecting the Deck to a second monitor while the game was already opened.

The design is cute and his dialogue with you is just enough to draw you through the puzzles without interrupting play.

The game has solid controller support and plays well on Steam Deck, though the largest puzzles (30x30 and larger) are a little too small to comfortably play on Steam Deck without using the Deck's built-in zoom function, and the zoom function is unworkable because you lose context.

The presentation in this game is also stellar, everything feels really polished and the moving space-like background provides some nice kinetic visuals.