This DLC was fun but frustrating, not because the puzzles were too difficult, but because it really required you to be in the exact same mindset as the puzzle's creators to get some of the right answers. For example, there is one level where you need to sort three stacks of black and beige books based on various features of the books. However, one of the solutions instead requires you to stack all the books on top of eachother in size order so that only the black books are visible. I don't mind that some of the solutions require a change in how you perceive the structure of the puzzle, but if you figure out that you need to make only one color visible and pick beige instead of black? That doesn't solve it! Unfortunately there isn't really a good way to address this issue beyond extra playtesting before release-- it's a natural consequence of making the puzzles more complex with additional details but the creators only having their own perspectives to work off of.

Critique aside, I do recommend the DLC! Just don't feel bad if you need to use hints sometimes.

This DLC was fun but frustrating, not because the puzzles were too difficult, but because it really required you to be in the exact same mindset as the puzzle's creators to get some of the right answers. For example, there is one level where you need to [spoiler]sort three stacks of black and beige books based on various features of the books. However, one of the solutions instead requires you to stack all the books on top of eachother in size order so that only the black books are visible.[/spoiler] I don't mind that some of the solutions require a change in how you perceive the structure of the puzzle, but if you figure out that you need to [spoiler]make only one color visible and pick beige instead of black?[/spoiler] That doesn't solve it! Unfortunately there isn't really a good way to address this issue beyond extra playtesting before release-- it's a natural consequence of making the puzzles more complex with additional details but the creators only having their own perspectives to work off of. Critique aside, I do recommend the DLC! Just don't feel bad if you need to use hints sometimes.