Haywire on Fuel Station Zeta

I beta tested this game. It's a very fun, yet hard game! If you were a fan of Alterd Space you will love it. I haven't experianced any bugs to speak of yet aside from maybe the enemy robots getting stuck in doorways for extended periods of time...almost always doors you have to go through. Other than that, I'm enjoying the game... for a one man shop, he put together a great retro style game that is challenging and fun. I recommended it!

I wanted to like this game! It looks great and has lots of character. From what I played it seemed to have a great quirky almost Douglas Adams-esque style. However, I found the isometric perspective just too much, for me making jumps nigh on impossible and leaving me extremely frustrated. The store page says it is inspired by some games I've never played, so I might be missng out on a nostalgia factor here. First game I've ever requested a refund for, I wouldn't recommend it. Again, it might be because I haven't played the games it was inspired by, it is only the isometric platforming which let it down for me, everything else was great.

This is a fun little nostalgic look at the old isometric platformers. The quirky atmosphere is definately amusing and the puzzles require a bit of thought. As I'm not that good at the old isometric platformers I haven't gotten that far in it yet, but it's definately worth the experience.

This is a fun game with a very strong nostalgic feel. The robots are very cute and the story elements presented through visuals with limited dialogue reminds me in some ways of Wall-E. However, don't expect an easy game to go along with the cutesy graphics. This is one of the hardest games I've played in a long time. Perfecting the jumps, remembering the layout of the space station, and juggling the correct items is a pretty serious work out for both your coordination and your memory. The description gives you a pretty no BS account of what the game is. If you want an isometric platformer in the classic style with a lot of challenging elements, then I would say that this is a really good choice. If you're not looking for a challenge, don't like the style, or the perspective; then this is definitely not the game for you. TL:DR There is no easy mode. The game is a really challenging isometric platformer about cute robots. If you like that you'll probably love it. If not you'll cry about it after an hour and leave an unfair negative review, because the game, which is exactly what the description states, wasn't easy enough for you.

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[h1]Review + Giveaway x4[/h1] "Oh, cute robots!", I hear you remark. Don't become enamoured too quickly, those walking tin cans won't blink while redecorating the walls with your electronic innards. What you really have to watch out for are the trecahrous gaps that need to be leaped over though. Haywire on Fuel Station Zeta is a classical, tough-as-nails puzzle platformer. The characters and environments have a smooth, cute look throughout and the same can be said for the animations and accompanying sound effects. Just watch your robot squeeking along with every tiny step and you'll get the idea :) For some reason I can't help but be reminded of stop motion animations and feel very nostalgic while playing Haywire. As alluded to earlier, the challenge is steep here, particularly those jumps. For example, some require a box to be dropped and jumped off mid-air, others require perfectly timed changes of direction mid-leap and many are of the "barely reachable" type you'll remember attempting over and over in older platformer games. Default controls use a grid-based system, so you'll move according to the orientation of the squares on the map. You can switch to a direct control system where up will move you directly upwards and so on, but I would recommend sticking to the default setup because it's easier to use the squares to judge which direction you'll jump in using that setup. I didn't encouter any bugs or glitches, apart from the odd occasion of your robot shuffling/stuttering instead of walking (mostly in the very first area). If you're looking for a quirky, challenging puzzle platformer with a unique look & feel, give this game a try. This is the first release from a one-man crew, so let's see what Mad Goblin Games comes up with next! Watch some gameplay (and lots of exploding deaths) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLVq-W-PEjU Giveaway here (ends January 2nd 2016): https://www.bobmanbob.com

I really tried to clear the first level... I gave up after an hour. Unfortunately the game doesn't appear to like my aspect ratio, or something, as I need to stand in thin air to make certain jumps... http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=703443806 Unless they fix the graphics so that I can see where I'm standing, I can't recommend the game.

游戏质量不算差，但是不断进房间躲避陷阱拿钥匙，然后去之前被锁住的房间，再重复上面的流程，这种设定有点无聊，况且对话指向不明确，也没有特别明确的短期目标。人物是有着100点电力值，不断地下降，通关之前必须要操作完美不失误扣血才能够用。我玩了2-3次最后还是玩不下去了，只能说是食之无味弃之可惜的游戏

Based on older games from a more challenging time and all created by one person. Be warned, this game isn’t for the faint of heart. It is difficult. As this is a throwback, this game isn’t going to hold your hand. If you are used to current games that point you in the right direction, give you waypoints that show you where you need to go, or constantly spew out hints at you about things that should be obvious to you, this game might be too difficult for you. This game is made for those who like to challenge themselves to think & who like puzzles. It is not for Call of Duty scrubs. If an actual challenging game doesn’t make you cry, piss, moan and give up 5 minutes in, then this game may be for you. If not, go back to playing your tacky mil-sims against 12 year olds.

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