
Cheerfully wandering across blocky terrain, the Monomino babies haven’t a care in the world. But little do they know they’re walking into peril. You are responsible to deliver them to safety.
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Cheerfully wandering across blocky terrain, the Monomino babies haven’t a care in the world. But little do they know they’re walking into peril. You are responsible to deliver them to safety.
Monomino is a playful puzzle game developed by final year students from Nanyang Polytechnic, School of Interactive & Digital Media in Singapore. Help guide the Monominos home by building paths out of variously shaped blocks, or use power-ups that gift the Monominos with special abilities. You’ll have to think quick and put your spatial awareness skills to the test in order to protect the adorable cuboid babies, as they unwittingly walk themselves into trouble.

Key Features
Visually bold level design
Choice of blocks to rotate and position
Character augmenting power-ups
Fast forward and pause levels
60 Levels to complete
Developer: The developers are final year students studying at Nanyang Polytechnic, School of Interactive & Digital Media in Singapore. Monomino was the final year project, and it was just so good it couldn’t help but get it published. They have developed industry partnerships with Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia, and in 2012 were officially appointed the PlayStation®First Academic Partner status, the first academic partner in Asia!
Publisher: KOMODO works to connect the dots by joining game devs, distributors, and publishers. They are passionate about helping small businesses and closing the gap between the Eastern and the Western markets. KOMODO aims to bridge gaps, make connections and open doors for innovative emerging talent.

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Languages: English
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It's just so... meh. I'm glad this just came as bundle filler or I would feel cheated. Go play Lemmings instead. Seriously, you can legally download it for free from a plethora of different abandonware sites.
Heng Chee is wank.
I do like the feel and color scheme of the game. I loved Lemmings as a kid. What kills this game is the controls.
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Hours played at review time, across 26 reviews with recorded playtime.
Bad game. Obvious terrible port from phone to computer; I regret ever trying it and spending any of my money. Yeah. Honestly.
Although the graphics look interesting at first, it's easy to see what it's nothing but a PC port of a mobile game. The lack of seAlthough quite simple and using the Unity Engine, the company behind this game could hve done a lot better, other than just porting a what looks like a direct port of a Smartphone/Tablet game. With the lack of overall settings hurts the game more than it's somewhat simplistic gameplay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=newLZT-aZ_Q Let's face it: work sucks. For most of us, there's almost always about a million things we'd rather be doing than our current job. When the clock's laughing in your face, you'll find just about any reason you can think of to slack off. Suddenly, twirling your pencil becomes a sport, the Internet becomes your new work television, and Windows Solitaire has you ignoring every responsible thing you know you should be doing instead. Enter Monomino, an E-rated casual puzzler developed by final year students from Nanyang Polytechnic in Singapore. A delightfully casual game that's both challenging and addictive, Monomino will have you clocking out early for lunch, then clocking in a whole half an hour late. It's a highly addictive game that's anything but dumb and easy. That's one way to teach your children about safe sex... Aside from being slightly weird, the game is strangely challenging. You'll get used to restarting the levels trying frantically to figure out what you have to do to get those Monominos home; it's all trial and error. The little guys walk aimlessly in one direction and then turn around. They won't climb higher than one block, they can't jump over gaps, and they can't fly, so you have to use your head and figure out how to lay those polyforms down. Once you place a piece down, it can't be removed, so choose wisely. As the levels progress, you'll be given other tools like bombs and springboards to help you lead the babies home – and when you finally do get them home, it's pretty satisfying to say the least. The game is not without its flaws. For starters, it is completely devoid of any sort of options menu. That means the background music that's been playing for the past hour cannot be turned off. You'll simply have to turn your speakers off... or take a power drill to your eardrum, whichever seems logical at the time. You also don't get a lot of time to figure out how to lay out your pieces, which means you'll be restarting the levels a lot. Sure, you can trap the little buggers while you figure out a strategy, but other than that, it's all on the fly. As simple as the game is, you'd think it would get boring after a while, but instead you'll find yourself getting sucked into it, and with 100 levels, you'll be busy for sure. Obviously not a title for the hardcore gamer, Monomino works on a simple system that honestly keeps you heavily entertained. The game is simple enough to play it casually, but challenging enough to have you banging your fist on the desk like "Oh, come on! I can do this!" Monomino is a great time waster, and an excellent first attempt for Nanyang Polytechnic. It's good to know there's still a place for simple games like this in the gaming world. You can grab it on Steam now for the very affordable sale price of $4.49 – which is good because once your boss finds out that for the last two days all you've been doing is drinking up the company's coffee and playing Monomino, you're probably going to want to save as much money as you can.
Casual fast pace puzzle game. Blocks are used in a lot of different and creative ways. Think out of the box! Worth a try for people who love puzzle games. Or just people who love cute tiny things walking around the screen :)
This is the best game in the world, even my 375 IQ friend can't solve some of it. I did not get 5$ NTUC voucher just to leave a positive review on this game. Totally my own opinion, i am not forced to do this. Not forced at all, very very good game [spoiler] save me, doing this for my fishballs[/spoiler]
レミングス系の経路をつくってゴールに導くパズルゲームですが難易度が低すぎる。 幼稚園児なら買いかな。 トレーラーやスクリーンショットを見ても分かるように簡単どころか舐められているのではないかと疑うほど難易度が低い。 考えるまでもなく5秒で完成させられるパズルを、四角いキャラがチンタラ歩いて踏破するまで30秒間見守るだけというクソみたいなゲームで、これを遊ぶという事はおそらくこの世で最も無駄な時間の使い方に当たると思う。 例えるなら大学受験生が「たしざん」の算数ドリルに延々と取り組むようなものだ。 漫画「勇午」では『無意味で単調な質問をくり返し、その都度回答を強制する』ことが自我を崩壊させる最も効果的な拷問だと語られていたが、恐らくこのゲームのことであろう。 Steam実績やトレカがあればフルコンプのハードルが著しく低くなるので擁護もできたがそれすらないので擁護不可能のゴミ。
The progression of the game is not very smooth. Sometimes the later levels are too easy. However when there is a really difficult level, it makes me try really hard trying to find a solution for it. IMO, hat is the fun part of the game. Would be awesome if there are more difficult levels to struggle with!
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