Puzz LR

Puzz LR is a puzzle game set in an Archive where memories take the form of rooms you can walk through. As its newest Archivist, you assemble each puzzle to restore a memory shattered by corruption. Completing a room brings a life back into focus, while the Archive itself begins to come apart.

The Archive's story

Book I: The First Archivist spans seven chapters, each centered on a memory-room belonging to Elara Voss, the woman who founded the Archive. The rooms range from a childhood forest to a buried temple bearing Elara's name a thousand years too early, and finally a door open among the stars.

The Curator narrates your work and reveals what he knows chapter by chapter, but does not tell you everything. The corruption consuming the Archive is a transmission from beyond the door Elara opened, and it seems to know your name. Elara's recovered logs reveal what the Curator withholds.

The seven themed rooms are a druid hall, tavern, crystal sanctum, buried temple, drowned observatory, mountain lodge and observation station at the edge of the stars. Voiced narration responds to your progress, and collectible audio logs in Elara's voice can be replayed at any time. The Archivist's Primer provides in-world clue pages that teach the game as they tell the story.

Game modes

Puzz LR has three ways to race against the clock:

• Timed Mode: Solve puzzles against a depleting survival clock. Correct placements add seconds; hesitation uses them.
• Solo VS: Race head-to-head against a rival ghost, which is already on the board without a lobby or queue.
• Grand Prix: Compete in a championship of multi-lap timed rival races, scored across the full run.

Power-ups

Each stage gives you a different pair of power-ups, so the meaning of speed changes from room to room. The six power-ups are:

• X-Ray: See through to the piece underneath.
• Clue Reveal: Surface your next placement.
• Slow Motion: Buy back time on the clock.
• Freeze Time: Buy back time on the clock.
• Auto-Snap: Place pieces cleanly under pressure.
• Gravity Shift: Change how the board behaves.

Controls and environments

The game supports OpenXR with one-to-one hand tracking: pieces follow your controller, with tremor stabilization to prevent an unsteady hand from costing you a placement. Every mode can also be played with a mouse, keyboard or gamepad, and difficulty adapts to how you are doing. Environments include rain sweeping across a forest, fog rolling through a village and embers drifting across a desert.