
Alien Cartographer is a Minesweeper-like logic deduction puzzle game, where the player has to identify various buildings on a hexagonal grid using environmental hints and the strict rules of their architecture.
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Alien Cartographer is a Minesweeper-like logic deduction puzzle game, where the player has to identify various buildings on a hexagonal grid using environmental hints and the strict rules of their architecture.
The game features a campaign with 90 handcrafted levels that gradually introduce the player to all the rules, multiple unique challenges consisting of randomly generated levels and an in-game level editor with Steam Workshop integration.
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Languages: English, German
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 30 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
This is pretty much exactly as described. I think its interesting and clever and thankfully the game does a good job of teaching you it's mechanics, both in terms of gradually building/teaching more complex scenarios and also, in some cases, giving you detailed solutions of how you were 'expected' to deduce the answer which is a nice to get you to think about the game differently.
UI is a little annoying, but its a good step up from the regular Minesweeper deduction rules.
Alle 90 Level durchgespielt. Wirklich ein tolles Spiel! An manchen Leveln habe ich sehr lange geknobelt.
This is such a wonderful game! Each level can be solved through pure deductive reasoning. Original and great fun! Highly recommended for all problem solvers!
absolutely wild logical deduction game that starts easily and quickly kicks your butt. Really nice drawing/stamp tool and QOL
Good and challenging. Seemingly simple rules combining in complex ways.
Це гарна логічна гра.
太多穷举了,玩着挺苦痛
A simpler Tametsi, where difficulties lie in constantly going through the mental checklist of the alien rules, and figuring out which is the next logical move. A few deductions are required, so it's quite a nice puzzle game. Unlike Tametsi though, at no point I have to place note all over the board to find that one contradiction of my assumption, to move forward. Here, it's much more straight forward, either you figure it out, or have to re-read the rules and further simplify them into some key points in a mental checklist. Somewhat CPU intensive for such a simple game.
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