I have over 50 hours in this game, and the puzzles are cool, but I cannot recommend it.

Getting to a destination is just so infuriating. The game has many maps, some of which feel immense, and there is no in-game minimap and you're constantly being teleported through non-Euclidean spaces, and at random times various doors or passages may close, and many maps are explicitly designed to be mazes (occasionally invisible ones) and no matter how hard I try I just ending up wasting so much off my time backtracking and retracing my steps. I like the word puzzles but I hate the navigation, and I don't think it's fixable, it's just part of the game design/aesthetic. If you enjoy learning a mental map of giant 3D maze of non-Euclidean space, then maybe you can enjoy finding puzzles in the game in addition to solving them, but I do not enjoy the 'movement', and even though the 'visually distinct landmarks' have improved compared to the original Lingo, I feel like the maze-like-ness of it all is now even worse.

Absolutely incredible puzzle experience. If you enjoy word puzzles and "The Witness," do yourself a favor and play this. I'm keeping this brief to avoid any possible spoilers. Play this game.

at one point I just got stuck without any idea where to proceed next and have been running in circles, trying to take any sort of notes, deleting older consoles in hopes that one of them randomly affects something else, and given the nature of the game it's not feasible at all to even explain where you are to ask for help. It was fun for the couple of hours, though.