
A simple world where the player is able to change things that are not supposed to be changed. Welcome to Curiosity, the game where you can hack. Try out different hacks, get creative, entertain yourself! And hey, maybe you'll find a secret or two along the way!
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[h1]My [i]Curiosity[/i] in the "Free To Play" game section sometimes finds such games.[/h1] [i]Curiosity[/i] is a simple sandbox platformer game that starts as one of he blandest platformers out there, so the game suggests that you hack it to make it more enjoyable. Should you follow its advice, it will hand you the weapon of its own destruction as you'll find several prizes for each of your hacking efforts. Of course, should you find the 5 keys to the "center of the game", then you'll perhaps know that [i]Curiosity[/i] can come at a price. For the most part, the hacking gimmick is pretty simple and kinda' fun to do, but you'll probably end up finishing this game in 10-30 minutes (30 on my end). After that, there isn't much replayability as you'll have seen everything this game has to offer. Sure, I recommend [i]Curiosity[/i], but be warned that you might get bored after you've seen everything and found the secret ending. It's a small game for free, so you're really not out all that much if you want to try it out. 6/10 Is the [i]Curiosity[/i] getting the better of you?
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It is a good concept but the execution isn't that good as pressing 'H' then clicking a different window then entering a hack is time consuming and takes a while to get used to. Also it would be better is when you enterd 'list' in the command prompt it didn't need to go back to the game window, then press 'H' then go back to the command prompt to enter a hack. But overall it's a pretty enjoyable game but if you can, take a screenshot of the list and have it open in another window as it could make 'hacking' the game a lot easier.
a hidden gem on the steam free-to-play store
it's intersting but nah 4/10
The idea of Curiosity is very good. If there were more "hacks", it would be better. It's a simple sandbox but you can change the world. Try out this command: secret
Oyuncunun değiştirilmemesi gereken şeyleri değiştirebildiği basit bir dünya. Hackleyebileceğiniz oyun Curiosity'ye hoş geldiniz. Farklı tüyoları deneyin, yaratıcı olun, kendinizi eğlendirin! Ve hey, belki yol boyunca bir veya iki sır bulacaksınız!
Explore the game by hacking variables in order to find hidden keys and unlock a mysterious "inner game". I found the hacking tedious, myself. Hit H button, manually click on second window, type in commands one at a time, hit enter, click back on game, and try to guess if that changed anything. Game crashed multiple times on me, forcing me to start over. I guess that is sort of the nature of the game...by changing variables you risk a crash. But starting over time and time again, along with the tedious nature of swapping between screens, caused me to get tired of this quickly. I like what the author was trying to do here. And it's a free game! It is definitely worth a shot for anyone interested in this sort of thing. But as much as I wanted to enjoy this, I simply didn't.
i just downloaded this game today and im in love. its so cool with all the things you can do. and its just amazing. if you are reading this the only thing i can say is GET IT. and if you dont like dont forget its free! so no harm no foul.
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