Claybook

its good but, i cant open the game now. it just doesnt work

Its a pretty fun game! nut god the 3rd level in the second chapter is so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ annoying like come on man that is totally 100% you do not need it to be fully ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ full. whatever i got it eventually but i am nearly done with the whole game!

Je crois que j'ai eu la chance de l'avoir eu gratuitement... Parce que franchement.... On s'ennuie ! Alors il a l'ai cool comme ça mais les contrôles sont affreux et entre nous une fois que vous avez fais le premier niveau, c'est rébarbatif. Il y a plus de complexité oui peut être mais franchement si vous ne vous emmêlé pas dans les commandes il y a moyen de pouvoir essayé de try hard tout les niveaux mais autrement ça s'arrête là. Moi je m'attendais vrai à un jeu bac à sable avec de la création et des trucs stylé... Point positif néanmoins j'apprécie quand même la physique de la pâte qui se model.

A good game design student’s final project, not so much a full experience that ought to be paid for. I saw Claybook a few years ago on some random youtuber’s indie showcase. It looked cute so I picked it up for cheap. The fundamental concept is rolling around a kid’s clay tabletop as you transmorph into different shapes and rewind time to fulfill mission goals. You might change into a sphere to roll up a ramp, or use a cube and rewind time to create steps to climb. You can also burrow in something to effectively “erase” certain clay structures. Some goals may be to “erase” certain markers on the map, or fill a reservoir with liquid by opening a line up. The problem is the game is finicky, imprecise, and frustrating in its traversal. Everytime you move you’re degrading the environment by slightly indenting the ground, forcing you to figure things out with little backtracking. The fluid physics are awful and involved in the worst mission objectives in the game. The completion counter is downright inaccurate at times, forcing you to do more than necessary just to get to the next level. And beyond the tutorial, they don’t introduce any cool additions or settings. Any mission or shape they do add is just more and more excruciating to interact with. When I started off I knew how short the game was so I created a goal to 100% it. By mission three I abandoned that mission. Maybe a little more time in the oven and more collaborators would have saved this game from an eternal damnation of collecting dust on the shelf.