4/10 not as good as the 1st, but not as bad as the 2nd
+5$

While the first Glass Masquerade game still remains my favourite, this third installment from the series is a solid follow-up. (I wasn't as big a fan of the second, but I still enjoyed it). I like all the options for different piece cuts, and the art is, as ever, absolutely gorgeous. The soundtrack, while repetitive, is soft and relaxing, and goes well with the puzzles. I think my biggest complaint is that the pieces were a little big, so there isn't as much of a challenge as some other puzzle games. But Glass Masquerade's M.O. has always been more about style and atmosphere than technical challenge, all inside a relaxing puzzle to unwind with - which is ultimately what I'm here for. :)