Hook is a collection of puzzles of Polish origin. The gameplay is divided into several stages. The main task of each of them will be to roll up all the hooks on the playing field. All hooks are connected by wires to controls. By pressing the button, the elements are rotated. Some of them are connected or crossed with each other. If you move them in the wrong order, the entire mechanism may jam and you will have to start all over again. The difficulty of the levels will gradually increase. Various obstacles and other fragments will appear. These include switches, blocks, connections and more. The way they are used and where they are used are also changing. This provides the user with several options for the development of events and courses of action.

The interface in Hook is minimalistic. When starting, the gamer is immediately directed to the moment where he left the game. There are no menus or other elements that can delay the passage. The graphics are also not overwhelming. Graceful lines and other fragments are depicted on a light background. Some jobs will take longer to figure out the intertwined cords. Others go through more quickly. The entire passage takes about several hours. Despite the thought processes, the project is designed for relaxation and complete relaxation of the player.