Much more than a pair o' boxes

My initial concern in Patrick's Parabox was that the mechanical distinction between "push this block" and "enter the maze inside this block" is too ambiguous. I.e., you can't enter the side of a block until its opposite side is against a wall, and pushing an un-pushable block may have unexpected consequences if you're not paying attention. As more blocks and more pushing come into play, this gotcha could become frustrating.

But the demo levels didn't grow horizontal complexity like I expected -- they grew depth complexity. The last level I played had, like, four nested layers of block to traverse through. Now my concern is forgetting which layer I'm currently in.

That's just the kind of mind-twisting puzzle mechanic that I'm interested in learning more about. (And Parabox is more immediately accessible and rewarding than my peeks into Recursed have been, so far.)

I'm not "sold" on this one yet, but certainly ... intrigued. I wonder how the full game's later puzzles will turn out.

Progress: 14 puzzles solved in the demo.