Are you smart enough to beat this game?

The Looker is a parody game of The Witness but it is so much better because not only is it a free game with overwhelmingly positive reviews on Stream, the moral of the game is the strongest shape...!

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About The Looker:

Explore several charmed locations on a mysterious island replete with over 55 creative puzzles. Over an approximately two-hour playing duration, you will face unique challenges, ponderous ideas, and feebly amusing in-jokes.

The Looker is a single-player game that respects you as an intelligent player, and it treats your time as... reasonably valuable (I mean, don't let me pull you off solving the Riemann hypothesis or anything). As such, I will level with you here—not every joke will be a hit, but there is no filler material, the puzzles are fun, and, if you really think about it, aren't the real solutions the, uhh... friends we make along the way?

#realcivilengineer #TheLooker #TheWitness

[Gaelic-Spirit]

This game was created to trick you into solving the kids' menu puzzle for the creator

[ninjadaer]

He never fails to make the most efficient shape in a game.

[herrdoktornapy]

The whole point of this game was to do a bunch of random stuff just to draw a knob at the end. Wow 👏😮

[ReverendTed]

They say one mark of a good parody is that it's actually a good version of the thing being parodied.
The Looker is more clever than it has any right to be.

[dynosaw]

"An architect designed that for the visual effect" -RCE truth speak

[iarenubie]

The one with the random shapes seems like you have to connect them in order of the number of vertices the shapes have, in ascending order

[LycanFerret]

9:12

Lower on the menu there's "Pulled Long Pork Wrap". This is a reference to cannibalism, as human meat is called long pork.

[ReverendTed]

I was lowkey impressed at the children's menu that was careful to separate the S's and the E's.

[Zephyros]

Walking into the broom cupboard to see an armour stand, after filling in a sign with colour like a child, only to greet the inanimate object with a "Yarite, mate?" Had me in absolute stitches, Matt. Take your like!!!!

[jordananderson]

Matt: "This staircase was designed by an architect."

Also Matt: *Fails to notice the bright red line extending down from the wall where the ribbon he could not follow doubled back down*

[andyjohnson]

The left in a maze thing isn't designed, it will always work (unless the maze has another entrance). But, it's not about always turning left, it's about keeping your left hand on the wall on your left. So with a dead end, you just walk down and come back out (or skip that walk and turn right).

I imagine it works with your right hand.

[Numfuddle]

This game is a two hour the witness shitpost and I truly recommend it. If you liked The Witness you’ll like this. If you hated the Witness you’ll love this

[ContourHalo]

Day 7 of asking RCE to play satisfactory

[mysteryman]

When you said “free to play, ” I downloaded the game and played it, then came back to watch. The payoff at the end was absolutely worth it.

[pompey]

So at 9:10 I just realized after seeing that kids menu for like the sixth time that it has long pork on the menu. Long pork for people who do not know is a euphemism for human meat. Is this secretly a horror game?!

[Ka_Doink]

RCE drawing the strongest shape everywhere while the Dev sneaks in the perfect shape at 14:44 😅

[Aviertje]

The Ponytail on that one screen is a reference to the video game Braid from 2008, which was an earlier game by Jonathan Blow who also created the Witness. It was very well received and basically put indie games on the map as something viable and worth playing.

[Leatherman]

Architect: I design beautiful things.

Engineer: I design practical things.

Machinist: Without me, you're both little more then a good idea.

[PhaTsp]

The telescope pointed at the sun is what finally got me. Good work.

[LHyoutube]

@RCE, fun fact is that you can get through any maze by keeping either your left hand or your right hand (and then not changing hands after you start!) on the wall at all times and then walking forwards. Or the equivalent strategy when completing a maze on screen rather than physically walking it. Obviously it's not the fastest method, and involves you following any dead-ends along the way, but it is always guaranteed to work in the end! 😀