Unmechanical reviews

What a Game ... Anyone who thinks only AAA titles can be good hasn't played this Game here yet! The little flying Robot, whose idyllic Life on the Surface is abrupely ended by a Gripping farm, is a small Masterpiece! After about 4 Hours, the Game is already over and leaves a ambivalent Feeling; It has succeeded extremely well, it does not get bored or repeated at any Second, but disappoints with the abrupt End and leaves the Feeling "it has yet to go on." The crucial Questions that you may ask are not answered, which is also due to the lack of Dialogues-but this is not exactly surprising With Robots. But If you Look behind the Façade, the Game leaves a lot Of Room for interpretation as to why you have been kidnapped and what the dirty Robot has to do with everything. The whole thing is embedded in a-though not Ultra-graphic-beautiful and atmospheric World, made up of Rock, Technology and steel, and also living matter, which are intermittently fused together and merge fluently into each other. The Sound fits harmoniously into the whole Game and never got annoying or boring for me. The Puzzles, which are still light at first, quickly become more demanding, but never frustrate and can all be solved after some Time. All That remains is the Feeling that the Developers could have made more of it. The unique Modification is only needed once and the associated Possibility has not really been exhausted. Some more Modifications and a few More thinking Tasks wouldn't have hurt the Game. So the Price for the Time you need is not justified and recommended only in the Sale 1006ig! Pro: Atmosphere Sound Varied Environment Successful Puzzle Insoles Liquid Control Fair Distributed Storage Points Wenige/No Frustmoment Achievements for Players Who Can Enjoy! Con: Short Play time-therefore also a little puzzle Inserts Only 1 Modification-which is only needed once price (9€) is too high-Wait for Sale!!! "No Right Story" Much Interpretation! Conclusion: For €5€ an absolute Buy recommendation, but at the Normal Price too little Scope is offered! Only those who want to achieve the Achievements need more Time (unless they work with the Help of Guides or are Lucky).

One day when you are out and flying with the other copper robots, you suddenly become submerged in the underworld. Drs are mostly rock and metal constructions. And mechanical and digital events. But you also get a big heart with pacemakers.  You have to find your way through the tunnels and read how to move and open doors to open. Maybe not right to call it platform game, rather tunnel games. Flat rails, but with stylish 3D-smooth backgrounds. Should you manage to get back out to the surface? The robot / helicopter is easy, the data to be able to be a little tricky and where, but not too difficult. You manage quite well on "robotic intuition". There is an autosave on some stools, but you don't seem to be able to break exactly when you left off, unless you interrupt just after an autosave. Took me a while to figure out how the controls work. At first thought that it was sweeping movements that controlled the robot - rather like Lost Wind - but came across that there is a pressure on the side of the robot that will move it. If you put your finger to the left of it, it will be left. If you hold your finger, it will continue and move. If you lift your finger from the plate, the robot stops. You can also lift things with the help of a tractor wheel, but some things are heavy. Fun, cute and cozy game with a slick background. Knns also ensure that everything is physically correct. Swings and s. Seems to be Swedish-produced as well, to mute the subtitles and the developer names. Extra fun.