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2021-07-24Finally, the endless impossible algorithm is finished. You can play hocus forever. • Play with AI (highscore mode) • 20 new levels
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Yunus Ayyildiz / Nov 18, 2015 / Casual, Indie
perspective illusion puzzle based on M.C. Escher drawings and impossible shapes
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Finally, the endless impossible algorithm is finished. You can play hocus forever. • Play with AI (highscore mode) • 20 new levels
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87% positive, 347 reviews
It's missing the Pocus but packs a lot of Hocus! Noooo it's not those shrooms you just took. Hocus is a 2D puzzle game with some 3D optical illusion of sorts. Figuring out the illusion is part of the puzzle and actually fun. My brain is now dead. No really it's a great mind bending game that gets you thinking, "Why did I play this just for the achievements?" Or did I? Achievements are pretty simple to...
2 found this helpful, 2026-09-06
This game is actually a pretty good puzzle game i bought this game just to give it a whirl and i thought the gameplay is fun because it kind of messes with your brain and you have to figure out where the cube needs to go. i would recommend this to my friends if they wanted to try something new!
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-29
*hocus*, created by Yunus Ayyildiz and Sho Ohhira and published by Yunus Ayyildiz, is a quietly captivating puzzle game that builds its entire experience around perception rather than complexity. It doesn’t rely on elaborate mechanics, narrative hooks, or visual spectacle to draw players in. Instead, it offers a stripped-down, almost meditative environment where the challenge comes from rethinking how space itself...
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-14
I usually get grumpy about mobile games getting ported to Steam, but I also have a soft spot for optical illusions and games based on them. Hocus has a simple premise and is easy to start playing. Player input consists only of choosing which direction to move the red cube in an effort to guide it to the exit (or is it the entrance?). Once a direction is chosen, the cube moves until it reaches a junction, where it...
0 found this helpful, 2026-01-29
