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Yesterday — a 3D puzzle about love and encounters

Yesterday is a 3D puzzle game that presents the philosophy of love from a female perspective. Your goal is clear: you are the girl, and your aim is to meet the boy. The game unfolds on a lattice of connected cubes where you move along a single plane or rotate cubes around their supports to alter paths and possibilities.

Each time you reach and touch the boy, you acquire a special item. This item refreshes a fragment of memory shared with him, gradually revealing the story behind your encounter. Progress is not simply about reaching him; it’s about gathering memories that illuminate how love appears and evolves.

Every chapter introduces a distinct sub-rule inspired by a specific theme about love. These evolving rules shape the way you can move and interact with the cube world, making every chapter a fresh puzzle with its own flavor and constraints. The result is a puzzle system that feels like a variable axial Rubik’s Cube: every decision branches into unique routes, and there are multiple valid ways to advance.

The setting blends dream and reality, where time and space intertwine and the usual limits of life can bend. In this space, you can revisit moments and explore what might have been, exploring encounters that in real life would be lost to time. The game emphasizes atmosphere and introspection as you navigate decisions, because encounters are not easy: you need the right place, the right time, and the right person.

Core experience highlights:

• Control a girl moving on and rotating a cube-based world to unlock paths and discoveries.
• Touch the boy to earn memory fragments and reveal emotional and narrative layers.
• Face chapter-specific rules that reflect different facets of love and connection.
• Explore a dreamlike space where choices create branching, surprising outcomes.
• Tell a story through puzzles that balance logic with emotion, from a distinctly female viewpoint.

Yesterday invites you to think about love as a puzzle to solve, where every move matters and every memory matters more. It’s a thoughtful, poetical journey through encounter, memory, and choice—designed to feel personal, reflective, and full of possibility.