See No Evil is a dark, isometric puzzle game about sound manipulation. A harsh fantasy where the willingly blind are hostile to the nonconformist. Sometimes, the world seems darker with your eyes open.
Disclosure: I tested an unfinished version of this game (un-paid), backed it on Kickstarter (after testing - and wanting to see it completed), and know and have worked with the developers in the past.
See no Evil is beautifully done. The art is incredibly well done, the soundtrack is atmospheric and (as expected of a game who's core mechanic deals with sound) also great.
The puzzles start off relatively simple, but become increasingly challenging as the game progresses. They did a very good job of making you have to actually think about how the mechanics work when solving puzzles. As far as puzzle games go, I'd say it's one of the more complicated ones that I've played.
This game follows a hero who has lived his entire life with his eyes shut, in a community of the willingly blind. A loud crash from above causes him to open his eyes, and from there on keep them open, following a journal left by the one who fell. This game is a puzzle game, but the music really kicks it into high gear. Wonderfully done, the green outside areas are beautiful. Played form start to finish, it is a pretty fantastic game.