Dr. Kobushi's Labyrinthine Laboratory

Enteresan bir oyun. Hani eskiden PopCap'in Mummy Maze Deluxe diye bir oyunu vardı, belki hatırlarsınız. Siz bir adım attığınızda ekrandaki düşmanlar da bir veya iki adım atar, onları tuzaklara ya da çıkmazlara çekmeye çalışır, sonra da kapıdan çıkıp bölümü geçmeye çalışırdınız. Hah, Dr. Kobushi's Labyrinthine Laboratory de (amma uzun ismi var) aynen o formülü kullanıyor. Ama zorluğunu dörtle çarpın, çünkü bulmacaları harbiden beyin yakıyor. Özellikle de ilk baştakiler. Bir de üstüne enteresan karakterler, uçuk bir hikâye, akılda kalıcı chiptune müzikler ve renkli piksel grafikler ekleyin. Alın size DKLL. İlk 8-10 bölümü geçtikten sonra bulmacalar biraz daha kolaylaşıyor. Çünkü daha çok mekanik ve tuzak ekleniyor oyuna, sizin de eliniz nispeten güçlenmiş oluyor böylece. Ama ben bir yerden sonra ara vermeye karar verdim çünkü cidden beynim yandı. Belki ileride devam ederim. Bir de oyunun İngilizcesi pek iyi değil. Karakterlerin ne dediğini tam olarak anlayamadığım yerler oldu. Mizahi yönünün de her zaman güldürmediğini, bazen şöyle bir tebessüm ettirmekle kaldığını belirteyim. Bu tür oyunları ilginizi çekiyorsa indirime girdiğinde bir bakılabilir. 6/10 [quote]Daha fazla incelememe göz atmak isterseniz Steam Küratör sayfamı ziyaret edebilirsiniz: [b][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/39265984/]Pikselatör[/url][/b][/quote]

0/10 no secret ending where you drink wine with maurice

Really scratched that puzzle-solving itch. Nothing beats a game with solid puzzles, fun characters, and catchy soundtrack. What a good time!

Having finished up the good doctor's laboratory, with each gem and floppy disk grabbed along the way, I found myself greatly satisfied. It is a triumph of a game filled to burst with not only good ideas but also charming personality. Every bit of progress through the eponymous laboratory grows in scope and complexity with each floor, introducing bold new concepts in a way that for the most part feels natural and enhances the experience. Likewise the gaggle of kooky mechanical puppets and their mad creator are a mostly comedic element that forcibly inhabit the right side of the player's screen, shifting wildly between mockery and panic as you force your way through their levels. All this is completed with the small but solid chiptune soundtrack, striking a good balance where it creates a nice atmosphere and somehow never grows monotonous or distracting despite how long it takes you to solve a puzzle. All these aspects end up bundled into a neat little packet in the form of a square grid, filled with an array of switches, panels, killer robots and most importantly: blocks to push. This simple format is what allows Dr. Kobushi to be such a well-executed, cohesive game, but it is also probably the part that will make or break whether you'll be able to enjoy the experience. There seems to be an intentional design decision to litter many levels with red herrings, putting spikes, enemies and sometimes even blocks into the stage that you're simply not supposed to (and sometimes straight up can't) interact with. For me the format worked, as some of the toughest challenges I faced turned out to simply be my own overestimation of a levels complexity, but for some it might end up feeling like visual and mental clutter that detracts from the purity of the solutions. Finally, as solid of an experience as the game is, there is one notable miss along the way: The introduction of the dice block. The dice block is an obstacle meant to be rolled onto specific tiles with the correct number, occasionally turning into a tiring guessing game rather than a proper puzzle. It often ends up being easier to just roll the blocks around to guess the numbers rather than planning out a route, which feels neither fun nor rewarding. In addition, the dedicated dice panels ended up having their numbers obscured in several of the later levels, which necessitated frustrating trial and error for no discernible reason. This ends up trivializing many of the levels leading up to the finale, making them feel like mindless busywork rather than solving a problem. They're not common enough to sour the experience, but certainly feel off in a game that otherwise seems so meticulously crafted.

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good!

Just finished the game and enjoyed it enough that it felt worth condensing some general thoughts: Solid chill tile + turn based puzzle game with amazing tunes and a nice general atmosphere as you're solving, with some fun character dialogue throughout. Puzzles are a nice level of challenging where they don't feel unfair, but still feel nice when you finally figure out the solution. It also does a nice job of introducing new mechanics, expanding on those mechanics, and then combining mechanics with previous ones in really interesting ways. Game length feels just right, as well. This game very much has its own identity, but if you're into games like Chip's Challenge or Adventures of Lolo, you'll probably have a good time with this game.

When the game is more trail and error than linch-pin puzzler, that delay when you move and having to wait for all the robots to move around makes, plus having deaths reset everything, adds a consistent slowness that builds into a malaise of frustration. If you can get past that it seems to have alot of puzzles to throw at you and quirky character dialogue if you like that sort of thing.

Nice game

Really fun... and hard!