
Millivolt is a third-person adventure puzzle game where you play as Robert Wattson, the tiny robot, navigating the mysterious inner world of a household microwave. Solve intricate puzzles and overcome mechanical obstacles to bring the appliance back to life.
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In Millivolt, you play as an electrical appliance repair robot named 'Robert Wattson'. You fix a microwave by entering them and solving various puzzles to put the wiring back together, replace components and avoiding obstacles. These puzzles often involve moving screws to join circuits together and activating buttons within the appliance to both traverse through the appliance and eventually fix it. Robert also faces gravity shifting in this microwave that you must traverse around whilst solving certain puzzles.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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I enjoyed the game overall. I would like it if it had more chapters/levels to it. It is a different twist to escape simulators and I found it entertaining. It is just too short to actually give a true response to.
A neat little puzzle platformer that ends just when it gets interesting. 4/5
Small little platformer that I can't really recommend based on the fact the game is to glitchy. For instance your holding a screw one of the items you'll use in game and all of a sudden it'll fall out of your hand. And just general stuttering 24/7 making it nearly unplayable. But, really even though I don't recommend the game for those reasons it is roughly 18 minutes so it shouldn't be that hard to finish for those that really want to play it.
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Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
Good game since it was free. Wish there was more than one level and the camera wasn't so slow to move. If more levels get added, I'd 100% play again.
A very cute and well-made platformer. Real potential from dev. Only critique i have is the little bot felt very floaty
Very short puzzle platformer, it was cute and ran good so no complaints
It’s… ok. I can’t complain, it’s free, and I know how much work goes into making a game so I’m not gonna ♥♥♥♥ on it. It’s a solid 7/10
Cute!
Every time I changed the polarity in the final puzzle I was surprised I wasn't launched into the ceiling/ground. A good time with good puzzles, please add a running speed though!
Best way to describe this game is short and sweet.
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| Game | Estimated lifetime revenue | Reviews | Review score | Price |
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| $8.8K | 33 | 97% | $14.99 | |
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| $299K | 1.3K | 75% | $9.99 | |
| $22.6K | 40 | 88% | $21.99 |