NABOKI

Take apart small three-dimensional structures by sending their blocks out along the directions marked on their faces. Rotate the whole object to uncover hidden arrows and check whether another cube obstructs the route before removing a piece. Later puzzles add controls that turn individual blocks, shift groups, or change the arrangement of obstacles, while patterned surfaces introduce connections that must be aligned. Clearing the obvious outer pieces is therefore only a starting point: you also need to expose and operate the mechanisms buried inside. The game teaches these interactions without text and has no timer or scoring system, keeping attention on how each structure fits together.