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For most of the later game puzzles, I usually did one of two things:
-Ran the puzzle from finish to start to see what I was going to be up against.
-Brought out the quickmenu to 'pause' the game while I mentally caught up with the next move I had to do.
When I started this game, I was definitely not expecting this level of puzzles. I decided I was going to play this game with a controller, and I half-regret it -- it's a little less carpal-tunnel inducing to spam fire with a controller, but the precision of a mouse would have made some of these bits much easier.