ADAPTR

ProjectorGames / Oct 31, 2018 / Indie, Simulation, Strategy

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Build physics-based vehicles from a range of modular blocks, solve puzzles to move down from orbit, across the Earth's surface and deep into the lost labs. Locate missing robots, explore secret areas and unlock the secrets of a long-lost civilisation.

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What's new

Patch 1.6 live now!

2018-11-26

Thanks to further community feedback and bug reports, I'm happy to present the randomly-numbered version 1.6 of ADAPTR. • Added some collisions for people who forgot it's a puzzle game and who went exploring instead • Fixed some holes in BD2 • Fixed some holes in BD3 • Fixed some holes in BD4 • Improved Editor Grid in BD4 • Added trigger support to pad • Fixed issue where main remapped controls caused the wheels the explode off. • Fixed an erroneous Fog box in BD7 • Fixed world hole in Visitor Centre • Fixed an issue so the overlay language data wasn't being applied correctly in Italian.

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What players say

Positive

100% positive, 19 reviews

Recommended56 hrs played

The gameplay of ADAPTR is pretty straight-forward and easy to learn. Your task is to build a robotic vehicle from a selecion of parts (various kinds of wheels, chassis blocks, joints, gadgets like a grabber, thrusters, lamps etc), suitable to finish the maps. And you need to modify your vehicle for each map as there are different kinds of obstacles. At first I was afraid that it doesn't offer much content for the...

29 found this helpful, 2018-11-27

Recommended30 hrs played

A fun vehicle building physic puzzler that has you build a vehicle using any available parts and run it through to the end of the course in the given amount of time. Yeah, *just* do that. Good luck. Also, find and collect ARTHER if you can. I've been at this now more hours than I spent dollars on the game which is my incredibly unfair benchmark for whether a game is good. And this game is seriously good. Also...

24 found this helpful, 2018-11-11

Recommended2 hrs played

Think of this game as building a machine to navigate a puzzle, with many choices of how to build your machine to complete the task given to you, (suspensions, rotation blocks, extending blocks, etc). The graphics and gameplay are smooth, and the levels have replayability because you can build your robot in multiple ways, trying to beat previous high scores of fewest components/fastest time. It's a solid mix of...

21 found this helpful, 2018-11-19