Anomaly 1729

1/10

Anomaly 1729 turned out a lot better than I thought it would be. I recommend it to people interested in a relaxing puzzle game with nice graphics. What I like about the game: Relaxing atmosphere with soothing music Puzzles that usually aren't immediately obvious Interesting story Good pacing of new mechanics/abilities keeps the game fresh Surprisingly long (not a game to beat in one sitting)

Anomaly 1729 is a mind bending adventure game set in a fantastical world. Rotate the world and take your puzzle solving skills to a whole new level with this game! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvEWvEGpfAk

I got this game for free a few years ago, and I never got around to play it, and it is so boring. I didn't even get passed the second level until I got bored. just buy a different game

This is a puzzle game with a twist! lol pun intended since the rooms will twist and turn as you find you way to the exit. It is a great puzzle game for a good price. I only have and hour and a half in at the time of this review, but I promise I will be playing more!

My head hurts. - Puzzle confusing enough, but this one keep interest me while actually this type of game not really my cup of coffee. "Third person, 3D-space-rotating puzzle"; well played Dev, well played. - About setting, there are no in-game brightness or gamma setting. It was really really dark, darker than a horror game until I manually setting my screen's gamma and brightness. Not a real problem. - There are no tutorial or clue about how I play this game, or the exit sign and enter sign, or how the gun works. You need to explore yourself, [b][u]which is a good thing in puzzle game[/u][/b]. - Firstly I thought this game is not optimized well until I realized that this one built on UE4. My bad, my rigs is a little bit outdated. But most of you will experience it well. It looks beautiful! [h1]Bottom line[/h1] Grab this one if you want to feel high on "Third person, 3D-space-rotating mind-warping three-dimensional" puzzle. Not just a great puzzle game, this one is a really great piece of art.

Noioso

I realised I have 1100+ games in my Steam library and I was going to die before I played them all. So thought I'd spend a bit of time on each one, a new one every night, and leave a short initial review. I love the look of this and the music, but these puzzle games make my head hurt and I don't have the patience. I think this is art though and I will not down vote art - each to their own, this one just isn't for me although I still appreciate it's beauty! Recommended if you are patient and good at rotational puzzles.

Very fun game. Has a strong Portal vibe. A no-name character. A seemingly benign, but unseen overlord. A stark and "clean" environment. 3D Platforming and mechanics. The gravity manipulation/room rotation is very nicely done. Graphics were very nice. Particle effects. Good use of colors. Level design was intricate in how the level(s) connect and reconnect to each other as you progress. It doesn't have a tutorial and I never felt as if I needed one. The game does try and detect if you're stuck and give you an appropriate hint like "the exit is only available if this like that". I don't know how far I got into the game (the room after your character feels like it's "grown so much") so I don't know how long the complete game is. The game would not recognize my Xbox One controller. Keys cannot be remapped (Azerty users better add a US-layout to Windows to switch to). See me trying out the game for the first time here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdBZw8BJxL4

Ansich ist Anomaly 1729 kein schlechtes Spiel, [b]Tolle Optik, interessante Rätselsysthematik,[/b] aber es zwei Punkte die es mir schwer machen damit klar zu kommen. [b]Erstens die Manövriergenauigkeit, zweitens Kopfschmerzen.[/b] Die Sprünge sind unlogisch weit im verhältnis zur sonstigen Bewegung, so dass man Probleme hat die Landeflächen zu treffen. Mir wird von diesem Spiel einfach schlecht, das häufige drehen, von sich selbst, der Umgebung und irgendwie die Effekte, alles zusammen, bringen mich dazu mein Essen wieder geben zu wollen.