GNOG

GNOG

Magically tactile puzzle boxes

285 ratings
152 reviews
$4.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 28, 2017
  • February 7, 2019

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About

Explore miniature worlds hidden within charming monster heads in this tactile 3D puzzle game. Manipulate toys and secrets by pointing, clicking, and interacting with the environment. Discover hidden secrets and enjoy an immersive experience, with optional augmented reality support.

โœ“3D puzzle gameplay
โœ“Tactile toy-like monster heads
โœ“Explore hidden worlds
โœ“Point, click, grab, poke, spin, pull interactions
โœ“Optional AR support
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What's New in GNOG

1.0.7

February 7, 2019

Fixed: an intermittent bug in HOM-3 occasionally blocked the Thief from playing their escape animation, preventing players from finishing the level.

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This game dropped -35 positions in Puzzle games chart.

Last updated on July 21, 2026.

User reviews

Itโ€™s a pretty nice game

I donโ€™t know if they will fix this bug probably not but sometimes in AR mode and randomly crashes. What a nice puzzle game although there is some differences from the console edition and the PC, which is the same as the console edition

Played a long time ago, came back, is now way too easy.

basically, after many years I refound this game, played it, and many things have been changed to make it way too easy. And a small thing, not enough levels. In the demo 20-29 levels were promised. We now have nine. What even happened to the other demo heads!?

Game is good add more features and levels

Add the intro and ending and add HOM-3 on AR it will be great to to have that on the app.

Animation bug

After I finished the last level it crashed and I didnโ€™t get to see the end animation. I would really appreciate if you added an option to see the end animation please and thank you.

Plz more levels

2 things. first, there are only 9 levels and I think there should be at least twenty. There should be a level shaped like a video game controller. Second, when I beat HOM-3, and I got to the ending level my screen froze and I had to restart the app so I missed the ending animation. You should add a feature in the setting menu that you can click on and play the ending level again that you unlock when you beat the game. Other than that GNOG is an amazing game.
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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Levels not unlocking after completion

Bug

Ending animation not triggering

Bug

Freezing and crashing issues

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Requested Features

3 requests

More levels and puzzles

Feature

Ability to replay completed levels

Feature

Optimization for older devices

Feature

FAQ

What kind of game is GNOG?

GNOG is a 3D puzzle game where players interact with charming monster heads. Each head contains a miniature world filled with toys and secrets to discover. The gameplay involves tactile interactions like pointing, clicking, grabbing, and manipulating objects.

What are the key features of GNOG?

Key features include its unique 3D puzzle gameplay, the tactile design of its monster heads, the exploration of hidden worlds within them, and a variety of interactive elements. It also offers optional augmented reality (AR) support for a more immersive experience.

How much does GNOG cost?

Based on the provided information, GNOG is a paid application. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model for the full game experience.

What platforms is GNOG available on?

The provided data does not specify the exact platforms GNOG is available on. However, it is described as a mobile application, suggesting availability on iOS and/or Android devices.

What is the AR support in GNOG?

The optional AR support in GNOG allows players to transform their tabletop into a magical toy box. This feature brings a new level of tactile and physical interaction to the game's world, making the toy-like elements appear in the player's real-world environment.