
Bilattice is a massive puzzle game featuring over 300 hand-crafted levels and tons of unique mechanics. The mechanics interact with each other in endlessly interesting ways to produce hours of mind-bending content. The sheer number of clever gimmicks offered by this game is hard not to appreciate.
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Languages: English
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I highly recommend Bilattice! For just $5 you get a great game with hundreds of well-made puzzles. Bilattice is a simple game without much decoration. The puzzles and gameplay are deceptively simple, clicking and moving squares in a grid. However, the puzzles get very tricky and fun to solve! Eventually, they require tough logical deduction; you need to try many different cases and possibilities. Apart for a few joke levels, nothing feels unfair - while things get quite difficult they are never impossible. This game does a wonderful job introducing its many mechanics. Similar to Understand, there is some challenge in figuring out "the rule" in each section, but afterwards, the difficulty comes from the tough puzzling. Later in the game, the mechanics are used together for some cool puzzles. If you like The Witness, Taiji, Understand, Minesweeper or really any puzzle game, definitely try Bilattice out!
This is so much fun. As a person who played lot of variant sudokus, this resonated with me immensely. Starting with simple base idea, inventing absurd rulesets, combining them to please your brain... wakes me up that kid inside me. There are some negative reviews about how the puzzle is designed poorly, but that couldn't be any further from what I experienced. To enjoy the puzzle, you have to deduce as many things as possible by your own. Bifurication must be the last resort. This is not a type of puzzle you go with just intuition, this is a logic puzzle. I can easily see how carefully each puzzle is crafted. The amount of attention put into details are incredible. One of my favorite puzzle games for sure.
Honestly, I don't get the negative reviews. While the game might seem like trial and error initially, there are deductions that can be made on most levels once you get familiar with the mechanics (although you do need the patience to gain familiarity with each level). In that sense, I'd compare this game to Cosmic Express; the two games have felt pretty similar to play for me. By this point, I've seen every mechanic, and while I'm not a huge fan of some of them - in particular, eyes (not that they're a bad mechanic, but I wish you could shade them to make them see the other color or something), and pink numbers (which are only present in a handful of levels), most of the mechanics work pretty well. By far my favorite one is the arrow, a surprisingly novel mechanic with a shocking amount of depth (make sure to play the arrow + plus/minus levels). Personally, I enjoy nuance in game mechanics, but it may come across as frustrating if you don't enjoy rule discovery. That said, the game is quite difficult, and so I'd recommend playing other games like Taiji or Islands of Insight first to get used to the shading mechanic (and maybe other general rule discovery games as well). I wished that Taiji went further into mechanical complexity, and I feel that this game has satiated that appetite. I personally haven't had any issues with the UI or map so far. Since most levels are fairly small and are mostly about understanding their structure, I haven't had to take notes on any of them (though I haven't solved many of the higher-dimensional & yellow number puzzles yet, which have definitely been the most difficult for me). While I wish solutions were saved, it's not a big deal that they aren't. Also, this game contains an absolutely terrifying (but very fun) final challenge which is certain to take hours to complete, if you're into that kind of thing.
Es un juego increible, muy complicado lo único
Good game, UI is a bit clunky and I wish there was window resizing. Other than that I highly recommend the game, there are some levels that are just trolls but aren't too hard in general, some levels you have to think really hard or just brute force though.
instructionlessゲームにしては新ギミックの密度がちょっと低いかも
fun intuitive, and most of all good in general,good game and you should, (WARNING: if your a person who runs on 11.1 brain cells/min you might get stuck at some levels but might solve some and get better at the game.)
my head hurts
One of the few puzzle games where I stuck it through and beat every single puzzle the game has to offer. Really enjoyed my time with this one, the mechanics were fun and for the most part the challenging levels were quite fun.
good
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