This game DESERVES its review scores! 

Regarding the AC - no, actually it's fairly common in a warehouse environment to have an AC office but not have the rest of the building AC and that type of AC works by dispersing the heat into the rest of the building.

The technical term is retroreflector. There are microscopic spheres in the paint that goes onto the sign. Instead of scattering light in all directions, like normal paint, it sends the light waves directly back to the source. It's especially dangerous with laminar light beams like a LASER because they already restrict the scattering effect of the emitted light. The hexagon pattern doesn't actually have anything to do with their reflective properties. I think they're just used to save on paint.

22:40 every time Matt talks about font size on signs my brain rexplodes, it's still wild to think about

Matt definitely ENGINEERED some pain and suffering for the little stick figure. But then again, the stick figure may be an architect.

This is such a good game! Almost forgot it existed, nice to see it played again!

Honestly, I do like the tid bits of RL road signs, street paving, etc., information you sprinkle in from time to time.

Overwhelmingly Positive Thats what i feel as an engineering student after watching Rce freshly uploaded new entertaining video . These video also happen to make my day better

Not positive on the AC thing you were questioning, but the other side of that wall may be like a refrigerated area and that’s why the fan is pointing out.

A game like this could have just been completely barebones. The mechanics are simple. Nothing in the background adds anything to the actual gameplay, and yet it all makes the game 10 times better. It's so charming!

How did Matt miss that coffee - 19:32

Another gem of a game. Great to see RCE covering it. I loved my playthrough of this one.

That is a insane looking game, very well done, the movement throughout the scenes is fantastic. Just WOW.

Amazing, I'm generally amazed you haven't already played The Pedestrian. It's one of my favourites. Can't wait to see you get to the end, the puzzles don't get any easier. But it's great to hear you work them out.

More on reflective hexagons. The hexagons are formed by taking three mirror pieces and joining them at right angles. This makes an inside box corner that looks like a hexagon when you look straight down it. The idea is that this configuration of mirrors reflects light in exactly the same direction that it came from, so when your car shines headlights on the reflector, the reflector reflects all the light back toward the car, regardless of the angle that the light hits the reflector. It shines brightly at all angles. I don't know if street signs work in quite the same way, but bike reflectors definitely do. If you shine a laser at such a reflector, it _should_ reflect the beam right back at the laser and so it actually wouldn't shine brightly (do not attempt). High-vis clothing works a little differently. It just has small, spherical bumps on it so that some of the light is reflected in each direction. A laser on high-vis would shine brightly at any angle.

Matt, you should really play NIMBY rails, super good map-based game where you can create your own train system on real cities

13:11 Don't think I didn't notice this cut here... cuz this took me almost 30 minutes to figure out. This particular group of levels was definitely difficult. I think they could've had some signs or something to teach the players that you can block lasers with objects... And that ic chips go in the pda...

1st time seeing this game. Brilliant! And as an aside, I should tell you bridge reviews make my day better every time. Thank you for introducing them into the world.

14:41 Matt basically going speed running in this level lil detail that I don't think many have noticed! 10:45 notice how there is an apple?? well... 11:35 here the apple it got a bite, 13:44 and here it's half-eaten 15:05 and here the apple is completely (a part from the core) eaten! 15:18 yeah and in the and Matt noticed it XD PLEASE it's so good this game (and I really like the engineering tips and curiosity) we NEED a part 2

I love engineering! As an engineer myself, I find it incredibly exciting to explore my creativity and come up with solutions to complex real-world problems. What I appreciate the most is that engineering provides an opportunity to use my analytical skills and come up with innovative solutions that can serve a greater purpose. Apart from the technical aspect of coding, I also love the camaraderie that comes along with being an engineer. Engineering is a field filled with motivated and passionate individuals striving for excellence and there is no better feeling than being part of this family. It is truly a rewarding and fulfilling journey, and I am proud to be a part of it.

Not to mention, at least on American reflective road devices, the reflectors are also cupped in a way that most of the light only gets reflected back to source.

I find it funny that Matt completely failed to notice the coffee company's name.

Goragoa will always be a favorite of mine. The beauty and the design of the game actually made me cry while playing it.

You architected the title with your typo. For posterity's sake, it currently says, "This game DESERVES it's review scores!" when it should say, "This game DESERVES its review scores!"

I literally finished the game an hour ago. You got some real timing 😂

I had one of those kinds of computers too. The old green and black monitor with the floppy disks to get it started then disks for different programs.

I hope you complete this game, the final act (once you get all the remaining gizmos on the gameboy) is one heck of a mind-bend. Really freaked my bean when I saw it for the first time...

The game with the painting was a really good game. It was a deep moving story. I also liked the one with the photocube. I kinda love the story driven puzzle games you do.

Beautiful voice crack at around 2:40. Matt is indeed a human

Return of the Odra Dinn is a very interesting. The HMS, (British, you’ll love it), was lost at sea and it has shown up again. You play a character that is trying to figure out what happened. Here’s the interesting thing. You have a magical pocket watch that allows you to travel back in time to the very instant someone died. You then hear the conversation immediately leading up to their death. The style of the game is incredibly cool. And, you’re going to love this part, it was made by a solo dev!! Your favorite! A single person made the game. The same guy that made Papers Please.

The hexagons on the signs are called retroreflectors. They bounce light straight back to the source.

My brother was building a bridge in the new Zelda game and I asked “Is it time for a bridge review??” To which he answered “is that from that architect guy?” 😂

One of the best learning curves in a puzzle game I've ever played.

The Pedestrian really is a fun little puzzle game, I enjoyed when I played it a while back.

The condenser unit for AC normally goes outside but in factory's its common for them to be inside.

This reminds me of those little cubes that stuck together with magnets and had stick figures in them

Worth checking out the speed run of this with the Devs.

You should really try Opus Magnum! Great puzzle-engineering game

3:27 Might be for a cooler/freezer room, and using the waste heat to keep the rest of the factory warm?

@RCE If you are on this Quest i can point you towards the puzzle game "The Davinci Code" Real good one

I feel you, Matt. My family's first computer was a monochrome Commodore 64. My own first PC was an IBM PS/2, that was the family's 2nd before that.

Also, I absolutely loved the sign design lecture.

ahh i love longer videos like this matt should do them more often

I’m kind of confused… there was a piece where you spawned with a ladder up part, and other with a ladder down part, and another with a ladder down part that has the exit… couldn’t you just connect the spawn and exit or am I being dumb or something? Is there a rule where you have to use all the pieces?

This game reminded me of one I had and played a couple years ago on my ps4, called The Bridge. It's a really interesting puzzle game similar to this in a way, and just checked steam, it's 90% off until may 15th, at least for me it is. Anyway, I'd recommend it I guess, if you're looking for these types of games Ok it's definitely not very similar to this, except for the way they're puzzles and one thing leads to the next

My favorite part was Matt talking about font sizes on road signs... whats wrong with me? :D

23:30 Did I just learn something on an RCE vid? Cool!

This is just a good game. I really enjoyed my playthrough. I don't remember if RCE has played Superliminal? If not Matt should DEFINITELY play it! It's probably my favorite puzzle game I've ever played.

If you interested in puzzle games, I can suggest Talos Principle. It's a first person puzzle game (mostly about connecting lasers)

Old game by now, but would love to see Matt defend a colony on They are billions. The campaign has a bridges that needs reviewing (wich is what we all secretly come for)

pretty sure that fan is some sort of ventilation. could be just for inside airflow

20:27 butts coffee KEKW...

9" green and black monitor for the win! Sadly, I need a 43" television now on the desk so I can read stuff.

5:12 Apparently those boxes have a check-box for butts. This is a butt storage warehouse.

I'm calling shenanigans on that .7 review. Easily a 2.2 for the simple fact it's a bridge even I could draw and that makes it cute

19:32 just some coffee

You should get Can of Wormholes. Great puzzle game that came out recently.

Lol, I saw that cut at 13:31...I'm guessing that was pretty funny.

This looks like such a fun puzzle game!

Really like the graphics on this game

Definitely a well thought out game. Needs more bridge reviews

This reminds me of that one movie where Matt Damon goes around the world with doors

i played this on my channel, it was a fun and unique game, and i honestly would recommend anybody who hasnt played it to give it a try

"The up and downer" says the civil engineer. A mechanical engineer would call it a piston as in HYDRAULIC. This game is fantastic, I thoroughly enjoyed it in entirety.

3:25 I know it's likely just poor game design, but the cynic in me noticed you are in a warehouse, which are often not temperature controlled (at least not well). Offices inside warehouses do have air conditioning. My head cannon is that this is a condenser in the warehouse that is for an office AC unit.

The background visuals here are really excellent!

21:52 Is the painting in the background Nick from L4D2 ?

20:51 at least give that bridge a 1 because you can at least use it to drop architects down with good timing!

hope there is also a engineering trivia in most of your videos so that we can learn about engineering... it can be an entertaining ang knowledgable video.... love all your videos....

The visuals of this game are amazing, great artwork.

I loved this game. The concept is amazing. And graphically it looks beautiful, it's a bit of a shame that it's just the background.

i love the final level of this game so much

"BUTTS COFFEE" @ 20:00

I played this a while back. Really cool game, highly recommended.

Appreciated that seinfeld clip hahah

I am VERY impressed with the background!

i finally found this game again. i've been searching for it for one year

What lies in the universe is a great puzzle-story game if thats what you like

Wow, this game was unexpetedly beautiful! :O

I LOVE this game thanks for playing!

This was worth game! Really cool mechanics!

Those little sticky notes on a bunch of the levels. What happens if you click/interact with those?

Have you played a visually similar game on the channel before? This seems very familiar

This game looks absolutely delightful

You have great taste in games.

Who else saw this being played by Simon and Mark on CTC a few months (years?) ago. Very different solving methods.

Every day he is getting closer to finding satisfactory

You should play these doomed isles: the first god if you haven't already(haven't kept up with all your great vids lately). Fantastic little game that's a prologue to the full game these doomed isles coming out soon but is already super fleshed out.

ELEVATOR?! ELEVATOR!? It's a lift!

Now that's another very well-designed and really good game.👌✌

Watch speedruns of this game... its Amazing to witness.

Is that the famous Seymour Butts coffee?

You should play Dredge, it is a cool fishing game

Im surprised matt didnt know about this one already

Oo if you wanna try a good puzzle game that not many people have heard of i suggest "Lingo" its a word based puzzle game (think crosswords but more in depth, guessing a word based on a hint and a puzzle type) on steam, lots of superliminal and witness inspiration in its mechanics, super indie like barely anyone knows about it, its like under 10$, it has some amazing rule discovery based word puzzles that are pretty tricky and very rewarding, tons of fun and many aha moments when you figure out what a specific rule is i recommend anyone reading this to atleast give it a try, its pretty cool Edit: spelling

Blarg Enterprises: Where the coffee is Butts™.

If its a puzzle game you want you should play The Witness Really clever game with neat mechanics

Please make episode 2 of this

Those puzzle sticky notes... are they clickable? There's one with each puzzle?

You shoold look at the speedrun of this game, it's wicked

This game gets even better later on, so i can recomend continuing it