Relics of Rajavihara

Crazy Like a Box · Board game · 2021
Ludopedia 7.2 BGG 1 · best 1 Solo 15–60 min Weight 1.6/5
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Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

For spatial puzzle lovers, Relics of Rajavihara delivers clever challenges. The blend of block-pushing and 3D movement creates 'aha!' moments galore. The campaign's difficulty curve shines, and post-campaign sandbox adds replay value. Just don't expect deep storytelling – this is pure logic porn.

Highlights
  • Smart spatial puzzles
  • Perfect difficulty ramp
  • Creative sandbox mode
Keep in mind
  • Minimal theme variation
  • Barebones narrative
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Relics of Rajavihara is a solo puzzle game where you play as an adventurer in an ancient Cambodian palace. Your mission? Stop a world-domination-seeking villain – and grab some treasures along the way. With 50 levels across 5 floors, each stage introduces new challenges like block-pushing, 3D grid navigation, and spatial puzzles. Difficulty ramps up progressively, and after beating the main campaign, you unlock a sandbox mode to design your own challenges. It's pure logic – think Sokoban meets adventure with a 3D twist. Get ready to rack your brain (in the best way possible)!

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

Families

Country: Cambodia Crowdfunding: Kickstarter Occupation: Adventurer / Explorer Players: Solitaire Only Games
Publisher Crazy Like a Box
Designer Joe Slack
Artist Tristam Rossin

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Frequently Asked Questions

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5 questions
How long does a game take?
Level-dependent: early puzzles take 5-10 mins; complex ones may need 30-45 mins.
Is it multiplayer?
Nope! Strictly solo – perfect for lone puzzle sessions.
Is it hard to learn?
Rules are simple (basically block-pushing), but puzzles get brutally clever later.
Does it need translation?
Moderate English dependency – some cards need homemade translations.
Worth it for non-puzzle fans?
Probably not. It's 100% logic/space-puzzle focused.

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