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'''Fez''' is a 2012 [[Xbox Live Arcade]] puzzle platformer by indie game designer Phil Fish, 5 years in development. The game has players control Gomez, a small white... thing who lives happily in his peaceful, floating 2D village until he comes across a magical fez which reveals a shocking truth to him: the world is actually 3-Dimensional. The fez allows him to perceive the 3D world and shift dimensions, but he can still only move across 2D planes. Using this newfound ability, he sets off to collect several pieces of a giant magical cube that has been scattered all over the land, causing the fabric of reality to tear apart.

* [[Alien Geometries]]: ''Fez'' is all about this. Although it's a 2D character getting used to 3D geometries. It gives a rough idea of what it would be like having a a 4D entity phasing around 3 dimensions.

** Bonus points for Dot's design; since Dot is a [[wikipedia:Tesseract|tesseract]]<ref>Tesseract is to cube what cube is to square (i.e. a dimension higher).</ref>, the game contains a 2D character navigating a 3D environment with a 4D companion.

* [[Block Puzzle]]

* [[Bottomless Pit]]

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