Claybook reviews

Early Access Review Hello together, Claybook is a Nice Skill Game for in between. So if you would like to test a bit of Your Dexterity in an extraordinary Environment, this is the place to be. Here you have a little Fun https://youtu.be/4C8pi5gOTE4 LG Noah Gaming

Product received for free Thx to the Dev's they give me a free key Yes which is Claybook as the name suggests you play with Clay either in leveln from the game or community or you create your own Worlds and have fun with the Physics. PRO'S:-funny physics graphic editor is good if you understand him-you can play with friends-also suitable for younger Kids CON'S editor is hard to understand a tutoria-The kid is really creepy and it always looks at you-not many Features The Game is quite funny for In between to just get along with the Physics but for me there is no long-term motivation. #claybook

Product received for free A cute Game. I can't remember the last Time I pulled so relaxed. The Controls need a bit of getting used to in the Beginning, but you have the Bow out quickly. It's really a lot of Fun to knead through the Levels while observing the Physics. In addition to the classic puzzle levels, there is of course also a "Sandbox." There you can build Levels yourself and let off steam to your Heart's Content. And now perhaps the most important Criterion of all: My little Daughter (9) loves this Game! Test passed. If you want, you can get an Impression on my teamed video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_JJsBb32nA

Early Access Review Claybook Is a technically contemporary Game that features innovative Gameplay. Nevertheless, it is worth noting that the content supplied is rather meagre. Claybook In Claybook you play in a World of Sound and solve tasks in small Separate levels, these, albeit a few, are very different. The Game has a Level Editor in which you can design Missions for yourself and explore the interesting Physics of the Game. The World of Claybook is dynamic and can be edited and deformed by the Player. The Control is sometimes a bit complicated, but can be mastered with little Effort. Technical Implementation Claybook Runs fluidly and has a modern Menu design. The Game is graphically mature and can bribe with beautiful Shadows. It can also boast the Graphic Style of an Animated Film. The Game has a Steam Workshop integration, but it doesn't dribble with Content. Conclusion I can recommend Claybook Allen who want to explore the Technique of the Game and let off steam at the level editor, but who is looking for Content with the current State of the Game is rather ill-advised.