
Incremental physics based game about pushing levers, clicking buttons and coming to terms with obsession.
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Incremental game where you click buttons, pull levers and learn to deal with obsession.
Explore the Machine, understand what makes it tick, become a gear in its perfect system.
Operate the modules of the Machine in an intuitive and tactile way.
Repair broken Mechanisms, upgrade, unlock and buy new ones.
Pull levers and rotate valves using physics, type in commands in a realistic terminal.
There's more to the Machine than meets the eye.
Uncover its secrets, search for the hidden truth that lies beyond the cold exterior.
Use Scanner to see the unseen. Solve escape room style puzzles and learn the inner workings of your Mechanisms.
Take a break from your Sisyphean task.
Tune out the ever present noise of the machinery and fill the silence with some chill music.
Go outside, unwind, relax.
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Languages: English*, Russian, German, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, French, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal*languages with full audio support
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Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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A thoughtful, fun, slightly puzzling incremental romp. Excels at vibes, doesn't linger to long at any one point of progression. I don't know if there's anything I can necessarily take away from the story, but it certainly did enough to keep me interested. A very unique experience.
looking forward to more content, very yummy
I have no idea how this slipped under my radar but this was a real treat of an incremental game. Leaving a review in hopes of contributing to its visibility on the steam stores because I believe this game deserves more attention. "I am death destroyer of nodes!"
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33401179/]Follow my curator page for more reviews![/url][/quote] I really enjoyed this for the first hour. I had enough downtime between fixing mechanisms to wander around, read manuals, and explore with the scanner (which seems a bit underutilized). I enjoyed typing in terminal commands, and pressing all the buttons and doodads on mechanisms was satisfying (other than how incredibly abysmal it feels to pull levers and especially rotate knobs). But then I unlocked all available mechanisms and it quickly went downhill. It became incredibly frustrating and stressful, you're juggling too many things at once and never have any downtime anymore like you did in the first hour. You're [i]CONSTANTLY[/i] running back and forth turning things back on because they break/turn off after just a few seconds (especially the rotor which is the backbone of having enough energy to keep everything else running). I'm not sure why, but mechanisms that I used to be able to run for minutes at a time were now breaking every 10-20 seconds. I could never even go into the basement to try to learn the two mechanisms down there because everything up top was needing constant babysitting. I have to assume the people that gave this game the "Relaxing" store tag did so before they unlocked all mechanisms. That or they're sadists. On top of this the whole pressure mechanic is bizarrely left unexplained for the most part, which I see is a common complaint even with positive reviews. The game also doesn't really explain how to use some new features on mechanisms after upgrading them, like the lever on the right side of the generator that I assume is for releasing pressure or something to prevent it from exploding all the time? But I have no idea how the lever works at all, nor what the exploding is actually doing. Sadly this completely ruined the game for me and I decided to refund. I really wanted to stick with it because of how much I enjoyed that first hour, but it's not getting any less stressful with upgrades (and yes I have the valve fully upgraded so things are [i]supposedly[/i] breaking less often, yet it still happens every 10-20 seconds). When I mentioned in the forum how this is ruining it for me and asked if there's ever a point where things stop breaking constantly, at the very least the rotor, the developer informed me that no, mechanisms will continue to break throughout the rest of the game. Maybe I'll revisit it down the road if the developer ever decides to add a setting/upgrade that actually does lower break chance by a dramatic amount.
This game was worth the price i paid for it.
Машина это я
Душно и уныло
kinda bad
Я люблю пить машинное масло по утрам
Pull lever, push button.
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