
As an inmate of a government-controlled Correctional Facility in the year 2275, you have the right to prove yourself worthy of being part of Society again. Show your skills in logical thinking by solving puzzles of varying size, type and difficulty in this first-Person puzzle game, and redeem your freedom!
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Maybe this game ran in 2017, but I'm afraid it can't in 2024. First you'll have to set launch parameters to have the game at least opening on Windows 11, but ok. Then cubes will only randomly accept being activated, even if they've been activated seconds before, and after a while, nope, not a single will activate ever. Bugs, very bad tutorial, both, I can't tell. Paid 0.99€ but went for a refund anyway, that were 15 miserable minutes of gameplay.
[h3] Achievement Hunting Rating 5/5 [/h3] A fun light reflecting puzzle game that can be done in about 3 hours. I really enjoyed the relaxing music as well. All the achievements will pop through one playthrough. I played the new version of the game and not the old one so I have no comment on the old version. There are many more games in this series from this developer that I will achievement hunt in the future and looking forward to it!
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Rethink is a great puzzle game! Disclaimer: The story is completely pasted on and is literally just 2 lines of text, so if you play for story go play something else! With that out of the way, let's talk about why Rethink was absolutely awesome! First of all, Rethink is a logic puzzle. There are boxes that shoot lasers and boxes that redirect lasers in various directions. There are columns that need to be activated with laser of various colors to open the door to the next puzzle and for many of them you need to combine colors (or split colors). There are even interdependent puzzles where you need to solve puzzle A and B in a certain way to be able to complete puzzle C. On top of this, the game has a nice, relaxing soundtrack perfect for putting you in the puzzle solving *zone*. The game starts out fairly easy. Introducing concepts and giving you that feeling of being good at this. Nothing is hidden, nothing is obscure, the concepts are easy to grasp. The difficulty ramps up quickly, but the puzzles remain clean. There's no fake difficulty in having to search for something or discover something. There's no need for thinking outside the box, but you have to think deep *inside* the box, because some of these puzzles are HARD to solve. The best part? There's 5 additional games in the series! Oh, and if you find the game system a bit constrained, the creator has also created a 5-part game series called Rethink Evolved which is a logic/physics puzzle with more thinking *outside* the box. And if you don't like 1st person games, there is a similar type of game called Lightray, which is top down. The game took me just over 5 hours to complete and I felt like a certified genius on more than one occasion.
Alles in allem ein sehr schönes Puzzlespiel. Durch die Musik war das Spiel sehr entspannend, fast schon meditativ. So macht puzzeln Spaß!
Cool little puzzle game. Some of the levels are tough as hell, and some of them are pretty easy, even on the later levels. Though what I really liked the most wasn't the puzzles, but the overall art style. Very clean, modern, minimalist and "fresh". Just a joy to look at. And the soundtrack perfectly accompanies the game too. I can see this game being made simpler and more intuitive by making it a top-down perspective game, but honestly I'm glad the developer chose a fully 3D environment for the levels. Unfortunately, the game definitely could've been optimized better. For such a simple game, it really demands a lot from my PC. Definitely not for everyone, but overall, I definitely would recommend it if you like puzzle games in general.
[b][h1]ReThink[/h1][/b]ReThink is like Portal but without the portals, cubes, turrets, buttons, gel or witty story, So let's recap: It's just the lasers. Of course i'm joking, the laser puzzles here are much different to portal's, you must direct lasers from their origin to a number of end goals while splitting and refracting them into various colours, it's a lot more thinking than i was expecting so the name checks out because I sure as hell was ReThinking the same puzzles over and over before caving and looking at the guide. I'm mixed on ReThink, on one hand it's a really difficult puzzle game with good puzzle design perfect for if you are looking for something to give you a challenge, on the other hand it feels like if you can't figure out a puzzle in the first few minutes it boils down to trial and error, there is a cool idea where multiple puzzle rooms are set up to help you with a future puzzle but because of alternate solutions you are forced to backtrack and re-do them, these along with a few bugs and the half-assed attempt at a "story" kind of brought it down for me. It's not a bad game I'd just recommend buying on sale over full price. [b][h2]Gameplay[/h2][/b]The gameplay boils down to directing coloured lasers into set end goals with limited laser redirectors per stage, you are given the exact number needed with not many alternate solutions, you also need direct different lasers together to create new colours. It's expanded on a little by introducing the ability to split lasers in 2, then later refracting a laser into multiple colours, this is really where the difficulty ramps up because there are so many possible areas to place lasers that it ends up becoming trial and error. There is an attempt at a story with you being a prisoner that has to do puzzles to be allowed to leave, but it's ruined by the fact that it's simply just a few lines of text, I wasn't expecting much but at the end it pops on screen something along the lines of "You didn't think you'd get to leave that easily did you?" before just ending, I didn't even realise until after that I had walked back into my cell when this happened, it's very anticlimactic, it could have done without it to be honest. I had a few bugs while playing like getting stuck in a gap in some glass and having puzzles randomly show as solved and open the next room. The game also lacks any sort of feedback that you have completed a puzzle when you are far from the exit. Thought it's worth mentioning that the trailer includes a lot of things that are just not in this game, this guy has made a lot of ReThink games so I can only imagine he posted the wrong trailer. [b][h2]Achievements (7/7)[/h2][/b]Achievements are for completing all puzzles and reaching the end, should take 2-3 hours without a guide, less with one. [b][h2]Settings/Accessibility/Misc[/h2][/b]Auto saves as well as manual saving and loading. Rebindable keyboard controls. According to other reviews there can be performance issues. The game also includes an old version of the game on startup which is completely different. [b][h2]TL;DR[/h2][/b]Rethink is a puzzle game where you split and refract coloured lasers in a 3D environment. 38 levels. Quite difficult, Lots of trial and error. Half-assed story. A few bugs. Manual save and load system. Achievements are for completion of all levels. [quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/39729435-JHG-Reviews/?appid=2218750]Check out my Curator page[/url][/quote]
Chill puzzle game. The harder levels need some time to figure out but nothing impossible.
I had to turn down my graphics settings to low for the lasers to work properly. And if you have red-green colorblindness (like me) then some of the puzzles will be more difficult. If I continue with the series, I'll use the enhanced editions, which I didn't know about before starting this one.
Awesome game!
Ein schönes Rätsel Game, nicht sehr lang, hat aber sehr viel Spaß gemacht. Für jeden der mit Licht und Farben gerne Rätselt ist das was. Kann ich Empfehlen.
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