MechoEcho

Mech-O-Echo Is, simply put, an AMAZING game!!! If you were the kid who built every model in the pamphlet that was included in your Erector set, than this game is definately for you. Even if you're not naturally inclined toward tinkering there are hours of enjoyment to be had here. The game's strength is in it's simplicity. There are around 9 basic parts. They are unlocked over the first 8 or so levels and given a brief, but sufficient explanation. You use these parts to build a machine that is ,(hopefully) capable of getting from point A. (The start of the level.) To point B.... (you guessed it, the end of the level.) Actually they are not levels so much as they are ...hmmm, courses! ...Obstacle Courses...!!! All of the levels are well thought out, while the game is a solid challange, it's also very do-able. You've got to be creative though and able to think outside of the box. There's plenty to keep you occupied too!!! The Basic Game alone has 30 levels and then theres an additional expansion (included.) that I am wonderfully, blissfully, hoplessly stuck within. Yeah..., I beat the first 30 levels and felt like I was pretty good..... then the expansion stood up and bit*%slapped some humility back into me. It's truly on an entirely different level. Still...as unable as I currently am to conquer the expansion, I'm left only with a quiet determination that I Will get it soon enough! That is really an accomplishment in my oppinion on the part of the game developers. I mean... I've been stuck on this dang level for nearly a month....play it every day, at least a little, Still stuck as stuck can be. . . yet I'm not frustrated... because it's not that kind of game that leaves you feeling victimized at the difficult spots. Just knowing that you've got to think of it from a new angle. All in all I give it a 9/10 (which is as good as a 10 because I refuse to adhere to the belief that anything deserves a perfect score. Lest we are arrogant enough to assume that we have reached the highest plateau of our ability which, also, I refuse to believe in. ( the plateau...not our ability.) Happy Building everybody!

What a great game. I have nothing but positive reviews for this game. It is a challenging and interesting game. Each level involves new tricks and skills to beat. I find myself absorbed in the game with the great graphics and varying difficulty of each level! If you like any sort of puzzle games I highly recommend this game for any age group!! :)

Originality and quality make this Indi a must have! try and see =)

I picked this up on sale and really enjoyed it. Like playing with legos, but with programmable parts to complete a task on most levels. I'd never played anything like this, and had a little bit of trouble understanding some of the early construction puzzles and how the pieces could work together, but once I understood what was happening I was able to build interestingly functional devices. There's a lot of freedom in what you can build. I don't know if the later puzzles were easier, but it seemed like it all started making sense to me around half-way through. so I guess that's to say: don't get frustrated too much early on because it might all "click" if something's not making sense. Steam says I got 12.9 hours in my playthrough. I'm a casual gamer, did not use any guides or walkthroughs, and was completely unfamiliar with this type of game - so if you're like me that might be what you can expect from the 30 main levels of the game. I have not tried the sandbox or the challenge levels though. I looked at one of the challenge levels and it looked very tough. Overall, I thought the game was both creatively engaging and fun.

8/10 Basically Robot Arena (you construct a robot) but instead of a fighting robot you make a robot which would climb over some obstacle, e.g. stairs, a wall, a narrow passage etc. Pros: - a unique idea (though arguably it's still much more fun to fight with robots in Robot Arena than just climb over obstacles here, unless you really are into non-violent games) - interesting story So-so: - the puzzles are varied but solving them didn't feel satisfying. Most often I'd just either randomly stumble on a solution, or iterate on a supposedly incorrect solution until it would (clumsily) still perform the task. The whole puzzle is physics-based, so even with a wrong vehicle you can sometimes reach the goal. It would be great if the game had an option to show the solution which the author had in mind, e.g. after the level is solved. Bad: - there are some annoying useless animations which slow the game down, e.g. the character needs to step on a plate, then "covert" into a robot (long animation), then you can build the robot. In fact, the whole running thing with picking up the story pieces feels somewhat out of place since it's just a puzzle game with robots. The running part should have had more gameplay (not just running), or maybe it should have been taken out altogether. The story could just be told in briefings before/after puzzles or whatever. A unique physics-based puzzle where you construct robots to climb over obstacles. You will like it if you enjoy physics-based puzzles and like to construct/engineer mechanisms. [table][tr][th][i]I'm a Steam curator, you can [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43946907-Friendly-Nerd/]follow me[/url][/i][/th][/tr][/table]

感觉自己智力不足以玩转这个游戏，对不起物理老师系列+1

Great puzzle game but it is difficult and I would only recommend it if your looking for a challenge.

No time for a review so I give this game a rank B. Good game - if you have time give it a chance! See my profile for more details about my reviews.

类似于besige 需要一定的物理知识和脑子 好玩是好玩的，但已经不想动脑子了 所以没玩下去

wszystko fajnie ale brak kreatywności i jakiejś fizyki, tak naprawde większość leveli jest takich że trzeba zbudować identyczny pojazd co do klocka bo tylko taki przejedzie czyli trzeba wymyślić taki sam jak twórcy chcieli używając wszystkich części