Gameplay info: Movable Objects

Game

A Punishment for Mai

Fatbros @Meguido

10 years ago

And after a while without gameplay info here we bring you some fresh one.

This time I will talk about moving objects in A Punishment for Mai:

This entry is partly a continuation of the info given about the red box in this entry.

Movable Objects

Throughout the game you’ll also find other objects that can be moved and which normally serve to solve puzzles. These can be moved, by picking them up, as in the case of the red boxes or by directly dragging them.

These objects will be also marked to the player in one of the ways mentioned earlier in previous posts.

Nothing else for now, stay tuned.

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