Machinika: Atlas

Most of the puzzles are fairly easy. There are one or two that will leave you extremely frustrated, but most are good. Very linear, you do not have to back to another room if you forgot something, levels are small and contained.

I can recommend this game. It's not long. But it's also not completely good. It's a nice puzzle game, although I kinda felt like it's holding my hand. Had troubles with one puzzle, but rest were quite easy. Story was quite good, but dialogs were just bad, especially at the end. Also I didn't much liked the message of this game. That essentially was that humanity is bad. There were some tiny hints of positivity about humanity, but the "Humanity is evil" was loudest.

Excellent tres bonnes enigmes

muito bom, com enigimas desafiadores e legais de resolver

While not as good as the first, it is definitely a game worth playing. When I first began playing it, I felt like it was a game where you had to walk around and find clues, and that did not interest me, so I stopped playing. When I finally came back, I found it wasn't like that. You move through the ship, but it is game-guided movement, so I kept playing. The puzzles are fun. Towards the end, they feel more tedious than enjoyable, mostly because you are doing them to overcome a hurdle and accomplish a goal, whereas in the first you were just tinkering with objects. None of the puzzles are too difficult (aside from some at the end), which I find enjoyable. I like that this game and its predecessor are more tinker and logical puzzles than difficult puzzles. Gave me a slight Myst vibe. Though the story was a distraction from me just wanting to do the puzzles, it was a pretty interesting story.

Easy puzzles that mostly involve moving and rotating things. Lacks the sophistication and polish of "The Room" series. A lot of cut scenes filler. In addition to that, the game insults the user by giving them a reward for "laziness" if they ever use a hint even once, which most users will end up doing given how obscure some of the interactive elements are. I'm sure it's supposed to be humorous but felt obnoxious to me.

Kinda fun, but not excessively so. Dialogue is cringe, some puzzles are genuinely frustrating, others are fun. During transitions there hasn't been much care in hiding the seams around the doors, so you can see that the previous room has unloaded and there are a few pixels where you can see the exterior of the asteroid. Good buy for 4€