A "First-Person Puzzle" is a type of video game that immerses players in a first-person perspective, where they solve challenges and navigate through environments. Players often control a character, experiencing the game world directly through their eyes. This format enhances the feeling of presence and engagement, making puzzles more interactive and personal. In these games, players might encounter various obstacles, such as locked doors or hidden keys, requiring them to think critically and explore their surroundings. Popular examples include titles like Portal and The Witness, where clever mechanics and environmental storytelling create a rich puzzle-solving experience.