
Tetrobot is the world's most popular and reliable robot, but he's not perfect. That's why I, Maya, have built him a microscopic little brother, Psychobot.Help me guide Psy through Tetrobot's cogs and circuits: by swallowing blocks of matter and spitting them out, we can repair anything.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 516reviews | 97% | — | $102K |
| $9.99 | 121ratings | 90% | — | not modelled |
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A cute, relaxing and clever puzzle game with a clean design. Some of the puzzles are very challenging and require careful consideration of each step, but they're never frustrating or unfair. A good game for in between or after work.
It's a great puzzle game about interactions. And about building. Your goal is easy: reach the goal. Along the way, you might want to pick up 3 golden pieces hidden in the level. Your way isn't always clear; blocks made of various materials will stand in your way. You can absorb blocks and shoot them back out, allowing you to do many things such as flipping switches, blocking harmful lasers, and more. Blocks also stick to blocks of the same material, letting you construct some structures. The massive number of materials means you keep discovering fascinating new interactions. The game supports undo, which is interesting, because there are real-time aspects to the game too. But it seems the undo function is occasionally buggy, resetting much more than just a single move. So be wary of this. The puzzle design is... fine. It ranges from easy to hard, although I don't think there's anything too notable. You might want this game primarily for the novelty. The graphics are pretty cute, which is a bonus.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Traditional Chinese
Hours played at review time, across 42 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Игра очень понравилась!Купил игру и думал что она будет скучной, но теперь я играю почти каждый день и все еще ненадоела.А так же мне очень сильно понравилось, что в этой игре есть редактор в котором можно делать все что угодно и выкладывать уровни в мастерскую игры в стиме, а так же играть в другие уровни от других игроков.На даный момент я создал только 27 своих прикольных и хороших уровней.Пробую создать сто уровней своих.ну как бы рекомендую эту класную игру :)
A well done puzzle game, with some technical problems. It crashed on me dozens of times. I don't think I ever quit the game normally. Towards the end there are a couple puzzles that are difficult via being really long, and having the game crash in the middle of one is extremely frustrating. Also the undo state is unreliable and will sometimes break apart blocks or lead to inconsistent states like glue that is attached to nothing. Usually you can undo a couple more times and it will fix itself. There's a puzzle that requires you to enter the Konami code, on a SNES pad layout, which is an odd choice since the conventional 'B' button on the snes is actually 'Y'. I got it, but I'm an old man, what if you weren't born in the previous century? There's an achievement for joining the Steam community group, which I think might actually be against the Steam TOS. Also I don't even know how to do that. Seriously the steam interface is a sedimentary rock of new interfaces piled on top of the old ones and it's an archaeological dig to find what you're looking for. I found it eventually, from the store page scroll way down, on the right side 'find community groups', then click on the main tetrobot group, then click 'follow' on the banner at the top (then immediately unfollow after you get the cheevo). Anyway, all that aside, the puzzles are quite well done and it's a nice variation on the sliding block genre. Most puzzles are concept based, not quantity based, and one that I thought might have been quantity based (assembling a key shape out of clouds), wasn't that bad. It's a good engaging level of challenge, I had to skip a few puzzles and come back to them later, but I was able to 100% the game without looking anything up. The bonus achievements add some good replay to the existing levels. I had this one sitting in my library from who-knows-when and I'm glad I checked it out.
[b]RECOMMENDED[/b] Very much enjoyed this, got it in a bundle along with a bunch of other puzzle games and it turned out to be one of the standouts. Puzzle difficulty / complexity increases at a good rate along with introduction of new mechanics - first 50% were mostly straightforward, the back half some were pretty tricky to get all the golden bricks. But I never felt like there were any filler rooms or wasted space in a level. Soundtrack is unexpectedly great, too. With those later rooms it was a lovely feeling of achievement when they finally clicked. Recommend just moving to another level if you get stuck, come back to it later, you don't have to proceed in sequence. Many times I'd be stuck and then instantly get it when i came back after a break or doing levels with different mechanics. Definitely got my money's worth! Knowing what I do now, would happily have paid full price. Unless you're a puzzler prodigy, many many hours of entertainment here.
No se como no jugué antes, imprescindible para puzzlemaníacos 7/10
I was so unbelievably impressed by this puzzle game that I purchased it even when I didn't have to, just for the sake of having it in my collection and being able to post this review on Steam. Despite over a decade of time passing, its ideas remain fresh and original, always encouraging lateral thinking. I love the art style and music too, an important quality when you're sitting on a screen and pouring over the details. When I play Tetrobot and Co., I feel like I'm seeing how awesome indie games are for the first time again.
great level and music.
Cute robots, very good.
Don't be fooled by the simple interface. Many of these puzzles are challenging and take some time to work through.
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