
Gunpoint is a stealth puzzle game that lets you rewire its levels to trick people. You play a freelance spy who takes jobs from his clients to break into high security buildings and steal sensitive data.
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A great $10 game - reminds me a lot of old flash games, but with enough content and polish to validate the price :)
fun!
Mecanicamente simples, nada inovador e um tanto bugado. Dito isso: BANGER. Muito divertido, tem alta rejogabilidade e te permite ser super criativo quanto aos métodos pra solucionar as fases. Pelo preço é ótimo, ainda mais quanto tá em promoção.
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어릴때는 이겜을하면서 고성능 영재 였을진 몰라도 현재에는 왜 나는 배튀어나온 아재가 되었는지참.. 가끔 과거가 그립기도하다. 퍼즐은 재밌으니 추천
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DELETE ALL THE EVIDENCE OF YOUR CRIMES SO THAT WHEN YOU ARE HIRED TO FIND THE CRIMINAL YOU FIND SOMEONE ELSE.
Very clever indie game. The dev is *very* self-aware, so if you don't like that type of humor you might find it a little excessive. However, overall the game is extremely enjoyable. Very good plot, a lot of depth to the mechanics, and more than a couple ways to get creative with how you puzzle solve. It mixes stealth and puzzle elements nicely, and the two elements compliment each other nicely. In a stealth game you need to see the whole picture before moving, and in a puzzle game the experience is similar. It also breeds a more casual experience because of the flexibility of the puzzles, I didn't find that I was sitting on the edge of my seat a lot, and was usually given ample time to plan a particular method. There's no real reason to chase down the achievements or scores outside of seeing some alternate dialogue or for clout. The save system was a bit annoying, and you have to start a full new game to get the alternate ending (no new game plus for this option). The alternate ending also has very little to it outside of some dialogue and one encounter item changed. Additionally the UI is a little lacking (shape language was great, but very basic), and sometimes confusing (open doors often block their respective guard controls). Regardless of these very small gripes, this game is great for casual players and definitely worth its low price. Plus it has a stage builder, though I didn't choose to interact with it outside of achievement hunting. Do recommend!
We have an old-but-gold indie beauty here. Puzzles are not particularly hard but they do a good job of forcing you to explore your arsenal while giving you the sense of freedom with a variety of possible solutions. The game follows an absurd plotline that justifies its level designs, fully aware of its own ridiculousness, and conveys this humor through quirky dialogues between missions, which I enjoyed a lot. I could complain that the original content does not last long (~3h), but on the positive side, it definitely works better than artificially extending the game by adding mechanics that don't integrate well, as the joy of jumping around like a frog to rewire and hack stuff as a noir detective that is armed with additional powers that enrich amount of the solutions keeps you hooked until the end. And while I am yet to check more of them out, the custom levels are there to satiate your hunger if you are looking for more.
-It was a fun stealth base puzzle game. My only problem with it was that it was short. -The story is about a freelance spy named Richard Conway who must clear is name by doing mission for different factions in a world similar to our near future. -Graphics and OST fit well with the genre. -The gameplay is puzzle solving which becomes harder as you progress the story. You will be able to unlock upgrades and new tools with the money the missions rewards you. -As for achievements you will be able to complete all of them(Except one) on your first playthrough because you can replay mission after completing them all. The last one only takes 30 minutes to unlock once you are familiar with the game. I rate it 6/10
Good, but not as good as 10ccs of ketamine and a Columbo marathon.
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