Hamstörm

Ein kleines Rätselspiel. Kostenlos. [b]Gameplay[/b] Es gibt wohl einen Hauch von Geschichte zu dem ganzen Spiel, aber ich fand es nicht interessant. Jedenfalls spielt alles in eine Art Dungeon. Das Spiel hat ein einfaches, bekanntes Spielprinzip (so ähnlich von mir zuletzt bei [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/MyKeks/recommended/540840]Lara Croft Go[/url] gesehen): Man muss in jedem Level zum Ausgang kommen, wobei man selbst und die Gegner abwechselnd einen Zug machen. Am Ende seines Zuges kann man ggf. Hindernisse oder Gegner beseitigen (oder man wird selbst beseitigt). Die Gegner haben unterschiedliche Eigenschaften: manche bewegen sich pro Zug zwei Felder oder bewegen sich nur, wenn sie dich sehen. Das Spiel durchzuspielen ist nicht sonderlich schwer. Allenfalls der letzte Level war sehr groß und etwas verwirrend angelegt. Schwer hingegen finde ich, alle vorgegebenen Nebenziele gleichzeitig zu erfüllen, die da sein können: töte alle Gegner, brauche nur x Züge für den Level, etc. Die Aufgaben variieren auch von Level zu Level. Unschön finde ich, dass es zwar eine Undo-Funktion gibt, diese aber auch als Züge dazugezählt werden. Will man alles optimal lösen, kann man die Undo-Funktion nur zum Üben gebrauchen. Aber man wird die spöteren Level eh' nicht auf Anhieb perfekt lösen. [b]Technik[/b] Technisch ganz OK. Die Grafik ist einfach aber nett gemacht. Die Figuren sind teils hübsch animiert. Der Sound ist gut mit einer recht netten Musik. Die Steuerung per Tastatur und Maus ist einfach. [b]Sonstiges[/b] Ich habe für einen Durchgang knapp 3h benötigt. Für die Errungenschaften muss man insbesondere alle Level perfekt lösen, was (ohne Guide) nicht ganz einfach ist. [code][b]In Zahlen für mich persönlich ein Unterhaltungswert von 7/10.[/b][/code] Ein kleines kostenloses Rätselspiel, das optional schwierigere Aufgaben enthält. [hr][/hr] [i]Dies ist mein subjektiver Spieleindruck. Für meine Wertung zählt, wie gut es mich unterhalten hat. Entsprechend der Daumen nach oben oder unten, abhängig davon, ob ich es einem ähnlich gesinnten Spieler weiterempfehle. Der Spieleindruck eines anderen Spielers kann aber durchaus stark davon abweichen.[/i] Eine ähnliche Sicht auf das Spiel findet man beispielsweise [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198012246112/recommended/2944680/]hier[/url]. Daniel hat mich so auch auf dieses Spiel aufmerksam gemacht.

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Hamstörm, halkını Chedd'Ore klanının yaklaşan istilasına karşı uyarması gereken bir cüce hamster olarak oynadığınız sıra tabanlı bir bulmaca oyunudur. Hamstörm'ün, artık korkunç farelerin istila ettiği çeşitli madenlerde ilerlemesine yardım edin!

I thought finally a student project (or game in general) done mostly well, making it one of the very few recommendable hitman go-likes, but having played till the end, I can't recommend it because it's [b]buggy as ♥♥♥♥[/b] (another review claims it's 'flawless', yeah, right). controlling a hamster is a nice bonus, offered for free is another, but [b]sometimes killing an enemy won't let you move anymore, gotta reset to fix it[/b]. happened to me on level 10 and a few times on level 11. no problem if it's the second move, huge problem if it's the 27th. what's more, level 11 is essentially 3 levels in one, and when near the end of the 3rd area I couldn't even reset anymore (it only resets the current map), I had to quit (the pause menu was still responding) and found out that [b]mid-level progress isn't saved[/b], so I would've had to re-do the previous 2 sub-levels as well. ♥♥♥♥ off. settings available anytime are resolutions, windowed mode, overall gfx quality setting, a few languages and separate volumes for music, sfx and dialog, so the [b]annoying gibberish can be muted separately[/b], as it should be. no toggle for instant text to get rid of the also annoying typewriter effect but there's a toggle to disable dialog completely, plus a gamma slider and a 45-degree camera rotation toggle, otherwise it's more subtle. could be more optimized though, something like this shouldn't run so bad even on my potato and it [b]really needs a faster movement/skip animations setting[/b]. controls aren't rebindable, wasd moves the camera (arrows don't), q/e rotates, space centers, mouse wheel zooms, left click to move and interact. there's level reset (dialog has to be skipped again, not great) and [b]rewind that works after a fail state but it counts as a turn[/b] (also not great). icons only without hotkeys, none that I could find anyway (again, not great). the ui might seem too big and busy on level 1 but panels can be hidden and are hidden automatically going forward. optional challenges that don't all have to be done in a single attempt, mostly because they can be mutually exclusive. moving more than one tile at a time counts as a single move but enemies still move after each step. made optimizing less fun for me, especially with undo counting upwards, so I didn't bother with turn limit goals. there's an on-screen counter but it's easier to keep track if each step counts as a move, plus it only works in a straight line, so an L-shape is 2 moves minimum.

Superb puzzle game. The premise is clear enough to get you going, the level design and overall aesthetic are gorgeous. Every game mechanic is clear and highlighted properly, and I found myself getting challenged on a few levels to obtain the side-mission stars! I love the replayability factor that those offer, as well as offering the accessibility to come back to any level whenever you want. The achievements are unique and make you realize how much thought has gone into every puzzle. Huge bravo to the team! Beautiful graduation project.

Great fun, thanks for uploading it! Esay game mechanics well executed and very good 3D art.

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This review is specially made for those who like to get all the achievements in games (minor spoilers ahead). [b]Description:[/b] Hamstörm is a short, turn-based casual puzzle game that is currently free to play and where you control a dwarf-looking hamster miner that needs to navigate through mines and caverns while escaping several different kinds of rat enemies. The graphics look very good, especially the character models, considerent this was a school project (the creators mentioned it when I got the game through the curator program) and the animations and movements are fluid and well made. The gameplay is simple as you only need to figure out in which direction to move and when to use certain items, but the puzzles are complex and require careful observation and planning. Completing the secondary objectives will offer an extra challenge and force you to play in a different way. The sound effects are also good and the background music is relaxing. [b]Achievements:[/b] [b]How many:[/b] 25 Achievements. [b]How much time:[/b] Around 2 hours, depending on how well you play [b]Game difficulty:[/b] Easy, most levels are simple to solve. [b]Achievements’ Difficulty:[/b] Easy, even if you miss some achievements you can use the chapter select to go back, but complete them from the end to the beginning or you’ll lose your progress. [b]Overall opinion:[/b] Hamstörm is an interesting but short turn-based puzzle game that only takes a few hours to complete. The character models and levels are well designed and the puzzles are fun to solve and not too hard to figure out. Since it’s free everyone should at least try it. [b]Join and follow my group [u][url=store.steampowered.com/curator/42556190-Ribbon-Hunters/] Ribbon Hunters[/url][/u] for more suggestions and reviews of easy indie games to get all the achievements.[/b]

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