
Obliteracy is a word game set in a utopian future where energy is generated from language itself. Word-warriors pilot enormous mechanized robots in a tournament to prove themselves worthy of the title of Champion—and to earn the chance to craft the future of the world.
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It's a fun small game where you need to make words to deal damage with big cool robots.
Игра 'Obliteracy' – это неожиданно увлекательный и глубокий опыт, несмотря на свой кажущийся минимализм. Идея манипулирования буквами для решения головоломок гениальна в своей простоте. Каждый уровень заставляет по-новому взглянуть на знакомые слова, выстраивая из них мостики к новым смыслам. Визуальное оформление игры, хоть и аскетичное, отлично работает на атмосферу задумчивости и концентрации. Музыкальное сопровождение ненавязчиво подчеркивает настроение каждого этапа, делая процесс еще более медитативным. Головоломки становятся все сложнее и сложнее, что требует не только хорошего словарного запаса, но и креативного мышления. Иногда решение приходит неожиданно, после долгого размышления, и это приносит неподдельное чувство удовлетворения. Единственный небольшой минус – иногда отсутствие подсказок может завести в тупик. Но в целом, 'Obliteracy' – это отличный выбор для тех, кто любит умные головоломки и готов поломать голову над лингвистическими задачками. Рекомендую!
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Play this for profile letters instead of buying ZUP! with its dismal gameplay. Ni-ger is a word but Nigerians is not, but "pekans" and "zoa" are. Game, make up your mind about names too, please: "Tim" is not allowed but "Sean" is? Why? What's so great about Sean that Tim lacks? "Dover" is also not allowed; what cliffs will The Decemberists fling themselves romantically over now, then, game? Otherwise, surprisingly tense and engaging gameplay! Several times so far I've fretted throughout about whether I could scrape by or not (one Empath match I barely won with 78 hp left) and I'm only on the first character campaign. I love that the strategy is more balancing damage between energy pick up rather than typing the longest word you can think of, and that sometimes solely focusing on damage maximization may not win you the match. Plus, I learned that a pekan is a fisher bird and the word stimy/stimie/stymie (and its many incongruous spellings) so gotta say that's the first time a battle-bot game ever burgeoned my [strike]vocab[/strike] "parlance". Edit: Steam dictionary has its own issues so, y'know, maybe setting up a dictionary is hard?
Funky game with a lot of high highs, but some low lows. I don't understand why the "Help" button, which lets you click on a game element to have it explained, disappears right after the tutorial. Who is going to forget what something is or does DURING the tutorial? Additionally, being able to see a character's abilities while selecting a character and while in a match would be greatly appreciated.
nice twist of word game
yeah so i played this on mobile and it was so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good. too bad it doesnt count spain as a real word
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DOES NOT WORK AT ALL This is all you get "This prelease version of Obliteracy has expired. Please update at URL" https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1663824443
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