Green Pond Town Is a New Point-and-Click Horror Puzzle Set in a Faceless Town

Green Pond Town is an indie point-and-click horror puzzle game developed and published by Cotton Game. If that name rings a bell, it’s the publisher of some of the well-known puzzle games in recent years. Mr. Pumpkin Adventure, Isoland, Woolly Boy and the Circus, you name it.

Exploration, logical deduction, and an unsettling narrative hook

Green Pond Town has a strange town defined by silence, rain, and an absence that’s hard to ignore. The premise kicks off with an unexpected letter and a black-and-white photograph in which the people are present, but their faces aren’t. It’s a detail that quietly drives everything that follows.

The town is known as Greenwater Town, named after a green pond that contrasts sharply with the bleak tone of its surroundings. As the mystery deepens, the truth behind the town becomes increasingly elusive.

Each scene contains visual clues that hint at a larger history. It’s meant to make you feel solitary, to confront unknown fears. You’ll encounter stalled cars, locked doors, peculiar objects, and locations that slowly reveal their importance.

It’s a first-person perspective, and the visual style emphasises shadows, texture, and atmosphere. Rain-soaked nights, faceless figures, and stark imagery work alongside sparse, eerie sound effects to create a sense of unease. Catch a glimpse of Green Pond Town below.

Green Pond Town focuses on mood over action

Some of its atmosphere recalls older flash-era horror games. Mature contexts are present in a semi-realistic way, softened by surrealism and a subtle. The devs have paced the challenges to match the tone of the town, reinforcing the sense that every small discovery matters.

If you like puzzles and particularly liked Cotton Game’s previous releases, this one is worth giving a try, too. Check out Green Pond Town on the Google Play Store.

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