
ABRISS is an atmospheric physics-destruction building game.Build structures from parts to let them crash into your targets. Unlock new parts, destroy more, witness entropy at its worst in digital-brutalist cityscapes. Build to destroy.
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Languages: English, German, French, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish +6 more
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
Fun but full of physsics bugs, often times you havbe to reopen the game using the same solution to get 100% on a map. wish it had a neutral just be aware game still has bugs and solution might not give you 100% even when you use the correct answer
Like other reviews have said the physics in this game are not deterministic, so for many levels you will have to reset repeatedly with the exact same solution in the hopes of getting an outcome that achieves 100% or even just clears the level. A deeply frustrating experience which isn't helped by the sluggish controls and often times uncomfortable camera angle.
- Can’t rebind all controls. - Game does not know other keyboard layouts exist. - Camera controls is slow & limited. - Editor (building) is not great.
[h1]I bought this game to watch gorgeous destruction animations and it did indeed delver on that[/h1] I mean, that "Best Graphic Design" in the game's profile is fully waranted - game is SO stylish and cool. Gameplay isn't as cool since it's [i]very[/i] unfinished. So probably waiting for sale is a good thing to do. Also I'm very hyped for this develooper's next game (Vandenburg) so I wanted to support them a bit.
Great short game for relaxation, just like Besiege. All 7 worlds with bonus levels done in 12 hours. Sometimes it is really satisfying, the destruction, the booms, the particles everywhere... :)
controls suck ass
You'd expect a 2023 steam award nominated game to be more innovative and fun than the flash game Crush the Castle, but maybe I'm just some sort of game snob or something.
Great game, very addictive and a really nice design style
Game goes to a black screen after every level completion, a full restart is needed after each level, according to discussion threads it's broken since 2022 and no fix exists, don't bother
putin super bien fais !! pas du tout de latence ect !!! whoiaaaa sympa en vrai le jeux !!!! un peu complexe, mais plein de jeux comme ça, sont tjrs un peux complexe !!!..... avis positif surtout en promo !!!!
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