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Piece Of Voxel / Mar 4, 2021 / Indie, Strategy
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How does it work!? - Physics game in the genre of puzzle-constructor, performed in 3D graphics.
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| CPU | Not set | Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU G530 @2.40 GHz Can't tell | Not listed Can't tell |
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| RAM | Not set | 4 GB RAM Can't tell | Not listed Can't tell |
18 new languages have been added to the game, namely: French Italian German Spanish Bulgarian Danish Chinese (Simplified) Korean Dutch Norwegian Polish Portuguese Russian Turkish Ukrainian Finnish Swedish Japanese
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18% positive, 11 reviews
This game is a pure waste of money, even with 90% off deal. It is just a poor-quality copy of other old game, called Crazy Machine, but this one looks awful, game physics here is terrible and there are much less levels to play. I tried to play it, but after 20 minutes requested money refund.
9 found this helpful, 2021-05-04
In short: The game has little to offer, is a direct copy of a successful German game from 2005 and offers an outrageously inferior version for the same (original) price. In detail: The game looks like the first "Crazy Machines" game, release 2005 (germany) 2008 (steam/international) by FAKT Software and Viva Media. Many graphics are almost the same, the wall as background or even the blackboard in the menu screen....
8 found this helpful, 2021-04-29
This is one of those games where the title is entirely appropriate-just not in the way the developers intended. You will find yourself yelling at the screen, "OKAY! HOW THE F__K DOES IT WORK???" Not because the puzzle is hard per se, but because there is ZERO explanation of how the various components work, leaving you to figure that out through trial and error. Here's a hint: holding down the 'ctrl' key is usually...
5 found this helpful, 2021-04-28
Though it may be inspired by "The Incredible Machine," this physics-based puzzler is incredibly sloppy: janky physics, part placement is locked (can't adjust without restarting), and rarely, inaccessible off-screen elements, making it an exercise in frustration. To its credit, the developer has fixed a previously broken achievement and this game can now be completed. From the beginning, you have access to all of the...
7 found this helpful, 2021-05-10
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