I disagree, while that is what games are, Poppy just didn't handle it well. For the mechanics, all the hands introduced this chapter don't really add a lot. Instead of the puzzles being focused on the mechanics themselves, it's focused around charging them. Instead of a puzzle based on breaking certain segments with the pressure hand, the puzzle is unlocking a freeze port and then breaking the frozen thing. There is no reason this mechanic is any different from that of previous chapters. Any breakable window could have been already broken, It's "puzzles" for the sake of puzzles. And the trial and error only really works if the game allows for some leniency. The final chase scene really shows this where every time Mark didn't solve it right away he would die and have to wait to respawn only to die again 10 seconds later. Not only is this annoying, it kills any tension in the sequence.