I very much enjoyed Broforce, although I wouldn't call it a puzzle game. Just because you have to use your brain to beat a level, doesn't make it a puzzle game.

Puzzle games are great if you just want to relax and not play something stressful.

Limbo spawned a horde of copycat indie games in the same vein. Although they were all kind of forgettable because I can't remember any off the top of my hat.

Personally I prefer puzzle games like Minesweeper, Hexcells, etc. The occasional hidden object game is fine too. Been playing https://skribbl.io/ lately, although that gets repetitive fast.

Maybe the Trine series is for you. Those are puzzle platformers. Haven't played that one since the first one, though.

I thought this was going to be more like 7th Guest. Si in my disappoinment I asked AI what games were similar:

"Since the release of "The 7th Guest," several games have been developed that offer a similar blend of adventure, puzzles, and a haunting atmosphere. Here are some notable titles that you might enjoy:

• The 11th Hour: This is the sequel to "The 7th Guest" and continues the story with new puzzles and a gripping narrative".
• Harvester: A unique and disturbing adventure game that combines horror elements with point-and-click gameplay.
• The Room series: These games are highly rated for their intricate puzzles and atmospheric settings.
• Tormentum - Dark Sorrow: A dark adventure game with a unique art style and engaging story.
• STASIS: BONE TOTEM: A newer release that offers a sci-fi horror experience with challenging puzzles.
• Schizm: Mysterious Journey: An adventure game that takes you on an enigmatic and puzzle-filled journey.
• Dark Room: Another recent game that provides a mix of horror and puzzle-solving.

These games continue the tradition of combining storytelling with brain-teasing puzzles, all within immersive worlds that often have a mysterious or eerie undertone. If you're a fan of "The 7th Guest," these titles should be right up your alley!"

I haven't played any of those - in fact I didn't even realize the 11th Hour had been released. So if any one has any reviews for these games I would appreciate the feedback.