Oh yeah, some of the alchemist solutions to problems are so funny. There are also a lot of cases where I thought 'wouldn't you be able to just... find this material?'
i totally love numbers and data, so i completely get it, but "after completing a level, you get to see bar graphs' is like the funniest thing ive ever heard said so gleefully in a review
The fact it's IGN and such a nasal shrill voice saying it cements it as hilarious. This could only be funnier if he also referenced a trilby versus fedora preference, and his Reddit account.
Friendly competition? FRIENDLY COMPETITION?!?! What do you mean friendly competition. I'm sleep deprived and irritable, but I must optimize my build. I must be the best! I cannot be outdone by my friends
I find this game fascinating although I don't actually think I would enjoy playing it. It's a neat feeling I've not experienced before. I definitely love the idea behind the game. Maximum efficiency! The alchemy motif fits well with the gameplay. It's freaking cool all things considered. I definitely respect intense niche games like this. I of course respect the gamers that play and perfect these kinds of games, I've watched two let's plays of this already. Stupidity concluded; my apologies to anyone who read this. :(
Grammar Police It doesnt need to have a negartive point! Imagine two games are just like each other in every category! But one is just more fun! Both games are great without any problem...one gets a 9.5 and other 10!
However, reviewer forgot to mention extra journal + which gives 20 more puzzles and appendix that gives several space-limited puzzles. 1 or 2 extra chapters are also underway.
yes you need a certain level of intelligence to greatly appreciate and understand opus magnum. the complex mechanics will go over the average gamers head.
Same developer, Zachtronics. They made a bunch of excellent puzzle games: Spacechem and Infinifactory are very similar, TIS-100 and Shenzhen I/O are more on the programming side of things. All share the same open-ended quality, where solving a puzzle doesn't mean you're done with it because you're encouraged to optimize and make your solution faster, more lightweight or more efficient in some other way.