MOLEK-SYNTEZ

like that alchemy game but with chemistry

The setting seems to be severely underbaked, a retro-futuristic Romania would have been an interesting setting to explore.

This is actually the best zachtronics game and I wish this one would get a new expansion now that Opus Magnum got one. Idk why it got less attention than TIS/Shenzen/Opus but it's so good.

Really nice puzzle game I really enjoyed optimising the solutions

It's just plain good

finally a game to satisfy my chem and automation autism even more

This game is very barebones compared to others in the Zachtronics lineup, but the puzzle solving is just as fun and rewarding as the other ones. The most enjoyable part of the game for me is figuring out how to place the precursors just right so that assembling the final molecule is as easy as possible.

[b]Strong Recommendation[/b] Zachtronics puzzle game. If that phrase made any sense to you, you’ll know what to expect -- for those who don’t though, Zachtronics’ games involve placing and manipulating combinations of inputs to create specified outputs. They're also hard - devilishly, almost [i]unbelievably[/i] hard. In this case, you're taking smaller molecules and moving, rotating, splitting, and merging them into larger, more complex ones (which are then removed from the system), with each new puzzle demanding a certain new molecule be made. As with most other Zachtronics games I played, though, the kicker is that the solution [i]must be able to repeat itself infinitely without breaking.[/i] This may sound simple, but these games are as challenging as they are fun to play -- and while they're certainly not for everyone, if they click for you, you'll find a collection of puzzle experiences unlike anything else on Steam. 7.5/10

Another Zachatronics game down. Even now, I am dreading the time when I finish them all. Amazing, if story poor (though what is there is intriguing). Bit of a shame how it becomes easy to deconstruct puzzles.

Amo los juegos de Zachtronics