
A brain-racking game about bathroom breaks, screwdrivers and nuclear explosions.
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Ho Lee Shee this game is my first game on steam that i bought and im proud that i never returned it. Today i finished the game in 100% after 6 bloody playtroughs. Im surprised that they still update it. I very recommend it
why does the game is called "dont touch" when the game is about touching? are they stupid?
It's a bit short but very memorable, 100% worth playing
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Turkish
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one of my FAVORITE older games, super intuitive and artistic
Cool game where you figure out buttons and stuff. Cheap as well so just get it I guess.
Игра просто чудесна, не жалею ни одного часа проведенного в ней.
Please, Don't Touch Anything is the perfect game for people who see a giant red button labeled "DO NOT PRESS" and immediately think, "I wonder what happens if I press it." The premise is incredibly simple: you're left alone in a room with a mysterious control panel and one very important instruction — don't touch anything. Obviously, you are going to touch everything. The game is packed with secrets, hidden buttons, bizarre puzzles, and increasingly ridiculous outcomes. Experimenting with the panel and discovering another ending is surprisingly addictive, especially when you realize there are still dozens of things you haven't tried. It's short, clever, and has exactly the right amount of chaos. The minimalist presentation also makes every strange discovery feel even more unexpected. **9/10 — the instructions were clear. I chose violence instead.**
buenardo, lo queria jugar desde que veia al p de deigamer y su aminegrazo jorge
Ein paar Stunden Rätselspaß, insgesamt aber nichts wirklich Bedeutsames oder Außergewöhnliches. Dazu kommt noch die merkwürdige Begrenzung auf nur 30 FPS, was gerade bei der Maussteuerung stark negativ auffällt. Dennoch sind die kleineren und größeren Rätselketten eine nette Idee. Es gibt total viele unterschiedliche Enden, in denen die Stadt auf dem Monitor auf kreative Weise vernichtet wird. Ein paar Anspielungen an andere PC-Spiele sind auch dabei. Besonders gut finde ich den wechselnden Soundtrack, der sich pro Ende unterscheidet und beim Fortschreiten innerhalb der Rätselaneinanderreihung langsam wandelt. Die Optik hat außerdem diesen charmanten Pixellook. Mich stören allerdings die teils merkwürdigen Lösungswege und andauernden Wiederholungen. Die meisten Enden starten sogar mit dem Eingeben der immergleichen Zahlenfolge. Und – ohne zu viel zu verraten – die Gleichung auf dem Notizbrett muss überhaupt nicht ausgerechnet werden, was ich schade finde. Es geht stattdessen ziemlich oft schlicht ums Abtippen von Zahlen oder stumpfes Ausprobieren. Manche Rätsel sind aber wirklich gut umgesetzt, etwa wenn man auf eine Melodie innerhalb der Hintergrundmusik achten muss. Man muss also durchaus aufmerksam sein. Die katastrophale deutsche Übersetzung, die sich in etwa auf dem Google-Übersetzer-Niveau von 2010 befindet, trübt das Gesamtbild trotz der extrem wenigen Textzeilen sehr. Statt vom Hauptmenü wird von einer Speisekarte geschrieben, außerdem kleben die Wörter direkt aneinander, sodass die Texte im Spiel und teils auch Menü kaum lesbar sind. Gespiele Fassung: Deutsche Windows-Version unter Arch Linux Vervollständigung: 100 % Errungenschaften: 100 % Meine Screenshots: https://berny23.de/please-dont-touch-anything-2015/
The game is a puzzle box similar to The Room, but all of the "solutions" are immediately available and the point of the game is to make sense of an overwhelming amount of clues to find everything there is to do. Not without its charm, but a bit too chaotic and directionless for me.
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