It looks like a lie, but eight years have passed since the arrival of Monument Valleya game that once caused a real sensation thanks to a combination of fascinating design and puzzles that, without being terribly complex, were challenging enough to attract and entertain a huge number of users who got involved in what for many was the game of the year .

I remember playing it then, and the only problem I could get out of it was its length, shorter than you might want, however, sign how much I enjoyed it. And it’s an opinion I know I share, because I’ve come across a lot like that at the time. To compensate (and of course more business), Monument Valley 2 arrived in 2017, and more than a year ago, Apple added Monument Valley +, a reissue of the classics, to its Apple Arcade gaming subscription service.

Over the years, however, computer users have not been able to enjoy it on their systems, and so far there have been no reports that this should change. However, and as we can see on Steam, this restriction will disappear on July 12, when Monument Valley and Monument Valley 2 debut at the Valve storeboth individually and in a package with both titles.

To make the experience more satisfying, its creator made several adjustments. First of all, of course, in terms of control, since the mobile versions are based on touch control, it was necessary to redesign them so that the game can be controlled with the keyboard and mouse. And on the other hand, both visually, both the orientation of the screen and its aspect ratio, aspects that differ (especially the first, of course) between the two platforms.

We do not yet know what prices they will have in Spain, but in the United States each game will cost $ 7.99, although it will be possible to purchase them in a package that will mean a 15% discount compared to what it would cost us to buy them separately. In addition, these editions will also include DLC, which has been published for both games, Forgotten shores and Idin sen for the first delivery and Lost forest for Monument Valley 2. If you enjoyed your mobile at the time, it seems like a good choice to give PC versions a chance, I personally think I will, as with LEGO Builder’s Journey.