Boxed In

[h1]«Boxed In»[/h1] Трехмерный тетрис. Перекрашиваем и передвигаем кубы, чтобы составить блоки одного цвета. Геймплей: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YvCuejJLU4 [u]Игра поддерживает технологию VR, но играть можно в обычном режиме на клавиатуре, мышке или контроллере.[/u] Наша задача – отчистить уровень от кубов. Чтобы кубы исчезали, надо составлять блоки из нескольких кубов одного цвета. Кубы можно перекрашивать, добавлять и сдвигать. В игре два режима «Survival» и «Solitaire». В «Survival» кубы постоянно появляются и сдвигаются в сторону, если не успеваете их удалить до того, как они дойдут до противоположенной стены, то игра заканчивается. В «Survival» комната заполнена кубами, нам надо их всех убрать. В настройках можно выбрать сложность, которая зависит от количества используемых цветов. Там же можно выбрать какие комбинации будут исчезать при составлении (линия из 3 и более или квадрат из четырех и более элементов). Кроме этого можно задать направление, по которому будут выстраиваться кубы. [code]Отличный, трехмерный аналог тетриса. Любителям логических головоломок рекомендую в коллекцию.[/code] [u] Вы можете почитать другие отзывы и подписаться на наших кураторов. Добро пожаловать! [/u] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/25737869/] 5 minutes of game [/url]

[b]boxed in[/b] is a 1st-person matching game, supports vr if that's your thing. you're in a confined space with a gun that can change the color of blocks and place new ones, so do that to make matches as new blocks keep appearing on their own as well. an [b]optional tutorial[/b] teaches the basics. [b]if you get out, there's more to explore[/b], but I never made it that far. well, [b]I fell through the ground a couple of times and got stuck in space[/b], but it probably doesn't count. I was told by the dev it's part of the game, but all it does is ruin the run and it's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ annoying when it happens. if it looks and feels like a bug or glitch, it should be considered as such and fixed. the game is [b]endless score attack[/b], there's [u]survival[/u] and [u]solitaire[/u]. in the former you have to act quick before blocks reach the other end of the room, the latter is more relaxed, no time pressure or new blocks, just clear the mostly filled room. [b]no outside exploration after non-survival completion[/b] either, which is a bummer, so it's essentially just busywork for nothing. [b]further customization[/b] includes number of colors (3, 4 or 5), match mode (rows or blocks), where blocks come from (above, below or from the back wall), and there's a separate [b]leaderboard[/b] for all the variations. block matching is harder than rows and I found the 'from above' setting the least enjoyable due to the controls while always having to look up. [b]gravity only applies to 'back wall' mode[/b], in the other two loose blocks stay in mid-air. [b]you can't switch color on the gun[/b], nor is the next color the one you just 'collected' from a block or something. [b]every shot is colored randomly[/b], making things more difficult, but matches kind of explode and remove other connected blocks of the same color, so there's that. speaking of, [b]controls aren't rebindable and arrows don't work for movement[/b], only wasd, huge accessibility issue. space jumps, left click changes the color of the block you're aiminig at, right click adds a new block to the side of the targeted block, middle mouse, ctrl or shift pushes a block when it's close. if that has a choice of 3, why is basic movement so restricted? it doesn't help that [b]the mouse can bug out[/b], you're suddenly looking at a completely different place than a second ago. very disorienting and annoying. settings are for separate volumes, languages, graphics quality, invert y-axis, sensitivity and movement speed, plus colorblind options, but [b]no resolutions or windowed mode[/b]. [b]as simple as it is, it's pretty good[/b] (some of the combinations anyway), though I had to constantly remind myself that I can move, jump and push, and of course survival is a lot more stressful than I like my games to be, leading to constantly mixing up left and right click. that's on me, however, [b]the game can't be paused, which is inexcusable[/b], hence the non-recommendation. if basic functionality ever gets added, I'll edit the review.

At first load I thought great another Tetris like game in VR, if you read my Tetris VR type game review you would know how I feel about that. But after playing this one for a while it's a lot better than that pile of ♥♥♥♥, in fact, it's not to bad for what it is. There are two modes survival where the coloured blocks are coming towards you from which ever side you pick (top, bottom and side wall which I found best). You have to match either 3 or 4 (depending on your menu pick) colours to make the boxes disappear before they squash you. You can add boxes and push boxes and teleport around to get as many gone before you're overwhelmed. I got to 3rd on the global high scores so expecting Kim Jong Ong to give me my bronze medal. Solitaire is just removing the boxes already placed in a room in your own time, I have to say I'm top of the global leader's board in this one and awaiting my Gold although there was only one other recorded score on the board. Altogether not a bad little game reminded me of that gem game I used to play on the Sega Megadrive or probably like one of those phone games but in VR and with just basic blocks. Six dollars seems ok would probably expect more of a two dollar game but someone has put some effort in and it at least works fine which is more than some of the other VR indie games.

Absolute Suchtgefahr! Da will man nur mal ein Mini-Game noch schnell ausprobieren und hat im Nu einen Spass wie man ihn villeicht nur als 4-Jähriger im Ikea-Bälle-Paradies haben kann. Besonders Hardcore im "entspanntem" auf dem Rück liegen wenn die quitschbunten leutenden Blöcke von oben herunter kommen: Sehr knifflig, dass da keiner ohne möglichen Nachbar zum wegsprengen bleibt. Die Steuerung ist Simpel. Der Raum sollte so groß wie möglich sein, auch wenn man mit dem linken Trigger teleporten kann. Man ist so drin im Spiel, man läuft so los ;) Toll: Viele Optionen wie die verschiedenen Lautstärken, von wo die Blöcke kommen, Anzahl der Farben, etc, sind gut durchdacht. Fazit: Sehr cooles Spiel mit easy Handling und hohem Fun-Faktor! 👑 Powered by HoI 4 Deu Kuratorengruppe auf deutsch/englisch 👑⠀⠀⠀🎉 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/30388691/] Folgen [/url] und mehr Reviews von mir entdecken 🎊

Логическая головоломка. Наша задача отчистить комнату от кубиков. Для этого надо составлять комбинации из нескольких кубиков одного цвета. Лучом можно перекрашивать кубики и добавлять по бокам новые. Одиночные кубики можно передвинуть к остальным. Игра разработана для виртуальной реальности, но поддерживается и традиционный режим. Понравилось оформление головоломки в силе VR, яркая графика и интересный геймплей. Игра напоминает Тетрис, но тут можно бегать и прыгать по комнате, перекрашивать и двигать кубики, чтобы составить исчезающие комбинации.

2 Minute Video Review → https://youtu.be/RRPCk65PIk0 This is a really solid "match the color to eliminate cubes" puzzle game So yeah, you've probably played similar games before, but the VR implementation is quite good. I had fun with this, and the price is right for the experience.

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] I have played other similar games in VR to this, but this is the best and only one I recommend of its type. It plays smooth. It's frantic. It's fun, but obviously it's not for everyone. You have to like the match color type gameplay. If you do, then I recommend this is the one you should get from the other options. This is also family friendly. The graphics are simple. The sounds are basic. There's 2 main game modes: Solitaire and Survival. Survival is the clear winner if you like frantic gameplay. It's actually very difficult to keep up with the pace. So you'll see huge multipliers where you clear up an entire area, but this one block stays near there and so you have to keep your eye on that to try to get a match 3 (or 4). The cubes keep pushing forward or down or up until you run out of space. Solitaire is more relaxed. The cubes don't push forward. You basically just want to clear out the cubes as fast as possible. However, I personally didn't really find this mode all that interesting. You can teleport around to get better line of sight. You can eliminate cubes by matching 3 colors in a row or 4 squared colors. You can also choose between 3, 4, or 5 colors to match. You can choose whether cubes come from the front, the bottom, or the top. You also have to at times add an adjacent colored cube to get the matches. Your laser pointer randomly changes colors. You'll have to change the color of a cube to get a match or add an adjacent cube (color of laser). It sounds easy, but when those cubes start coming forward, it becomes a real test of your quick and accurate thinking. And yeah, you play for bragging rights on the leaderboards obviously (I won't personally do much bragging because I didn't do so hot). Rate 6.5/10

Full Disclaimer: I am the developer of this game, that's why the number of hours played is over 1,000! (Shame it's not 9,000.) What I liked about this product...erm, well I feel I might be biased but, I do like the music...oh wait, I made some of that...erm...the Easter Egg is cool - it features a jetpack which you can take into the main game. There's also a mini-game where you have to fly through rings, pick-up pineapples and land on a target. Oh, and there's a hidden castle too. By the way - all of that is completely true. If you don't believe me - do a quick search for "Boxed In Easter Egg". What I disliked about this product...the fact that I've spent over 1,000 hours on it! Just kidding.

(Got this game for free courtesy of a developer's submission to SteadyGiveaways. Thanks!) [h1]This nice puzzle game won't exactly make you feel [i]Boxed In[/i]![/h1] [i]Boxed In[/i] is a clever puzzle game following old conventions, but adding a nice 3D perspective into the fray. You can eliminate boxes from the wall, from the ceiling or even from beneath your own feet. You can run and jump to angle yourself in order to eliminate the boxes. Quite a unique experience! (Please note that you do NOT need VR to play this game. People with VR can receive a different experience from keyboard players though.) In your arsenal is a gun that randomizes which kind of block/beam to shoot. Left click changes an existing block to the presented color, right click lays a box of the presented color next to the box you're pointing at. Use this knowledge to destroy the boxes! There are 2 different modes you can play, an endless survival mode that creates more and more boxes. Eliminate as many as you can before the furthest-most box touches the opposite wall! Or you can play a casual solitaire mode if rushing isn't your forte (if you're like me). In Solitaire, the boxes won't move and you're free to clear the room at your own pace, without any pressure. Any negatives? Well, if I had to list any complaints, it would be that the game could use a larger scope. More box colors, more modes, maybe even special boxes with neat little gimmicks. In other words, it could use more stuff. I don't have VR, but I would say that for the short time I played this, I enjoyed it. The $6 pricetag is a bit to swallow though. Wait for a sale, where I'd recommend the price of $3 for a satisfactory value. Or if you're impatient, jump right into it and support the developer. This game is worth your attention, give it a look! 8/10 Destroy boxes, change your perspective, and don't feel [i]Boxed In[/i]!

Not the most visually detailed, but for an indie, simple and relaxing (if you do Solitaire mode) game, this is good to play. Amongst the three setups, I prefer the back-to-wall and looking-down arrangements. Looking up is exciting in survival mode, but this arrangement is awfully painful on my neck. Some glitchy things you may find when teleporting on top of a block: If you don't stand close enough to the center of the block, you end up teleporting to the side of it and then falling down. Not a big deal breaker, but it can throw you off-balance. In the looking-down Solitaire mode. there have been times where I can break certain blocks downward and venture down there like cave exploring. This is cool, but at times you can teleport into 1x1 cube spaces and the visuals start jittering. It's as if your character teleported too close to an object and can't figure out where it should go. Luckily you can teleport away and that'll get you out of that eyesore. Other than that, not bad for what you're paying.