Great Permutator

Simple at first glance puzzle with nondescript graphics, unobtrusive music and excessively overpriced for such creations (such games worth selling no more than $1 without discount-IMHO). Similar Toys in the late 90s-early 2000s were made by our students-programmers from boredom, and it was possible to buy hundreds of similar games on CD-ROMs like "1000 games in one" =) To understand what I-the weight of the game 23 megabytes, 15 of which takes 3 short melodies in MP3 format. And with compression without music in the archive-everything fits in 2.3 megabytes =) If We talk about the game-a gradually complicating puzzle, the purpose of which to bring multicolored boxes from one end of the level to the other, along the way correctly placing colors, with the help of various Devices and complication of a route, constructions of various labyrinths through which our boxes pass, dividing on the constituent parts and changing the route) As a whole, rather suitable and amusing toy a little smash a brain and to make a vain on times when not It was the Internet and people played everything in succession) Verdict: The real oldschool game, hello with the 90s with the first student works, which were distributed free of charge on the media) And in general-specifically this game, I do not recommend to buy. In the network you can find a lot of similar and most important free toys. For Ordinary Users: 4.0/10 For Programmers: 9.5/10 A, you can still subscribe to me as a steam curator: 3 http://store.steampowered.com/curator/6857971-FanSH-Games/

Great Permutator is basically a programming game, type Spacechem. The objective is to get the color boxes of the entries to the outputs in the correct order creating a path and applying permutations and transformations through blocks that perform functions. It Is a difficult game, so if you are not one of those who enjoy a real puzzle that can take you more than a round the head, this game is not for you. However, if you enjoy the intellectual challenges, the game is great and I recommend it all. To complete the 50 levels is already a great challenge, but also, once you complete a level you can see what is the minimum amount of blocks needed to complete it, having a new challenge to you, to optimize the solution. My recommendation is that if you think the game may interest you, play the free demo, which removing the first 4 or 5 levels that are more introductory, represent the average difficulty of the game. If you complete the demo and want more, buy it. The Price is justified even without a discount, because if you want to complete it will give you many hours. The difficulty of the game does not follow a strictly growing progression but it is rather an ascending saw tooth. Each X levels introduces a new type of block and the difficulty of the first levels with that block is not very high (but also the introductory level) to get familiar with its use, then the difficulty increases progressively until it is introduced A new block. TL; DR: If You like Spacechem, you will like Great Permutator. PS: I Have played a lot more hours than it does. I bought It initially in Desura and most of the time I played offline.