Operator Overload

Fun and challenging way to stimulate your critical thinking. I also found this game to be relaxing given the chill electronic music.

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Operator Overload has been an enjoyable game so far. The first time I played it I was immediately absorbed by its simple but entertaining game play. The level of challenge is just right for this sort of game too. There have been some missions that I've really struggled with, and then all of a sudden I'll see the Matrix and everything will just fall into place. I'd definitely recommend it to any puzzle-loving gamer.

Simple addictive puzzley goodness. Easy to pick up, and the game ramps up to difficult quickly, but fairly. I like it a lot.

This is an interestingly different puzzle game. The basic mechanic - lines of light and redirectors - is both simple and, at times, a challenge. As such, yes, it's a good game. But… Well, it could do with a few improvements to the interface to make it less annoying without detracting from the game-play. A way to trigger all the lines that need to be solved together [edit: turns out there is one - double click or space bar, not that it's documented), and those lines advancing significantly faster than they currently do. (Presently, the proof of solution is so languid as to have put me borderline as to whether I would recommend it.) Additionally, it has a bug whereby in full screen - at least on my dual-screen setup - the mouse doesn't interact with the game. Getting it out of full screen mode was, in itself, a significant challenge. On further play, it gets that bit too tedious, dropping it from recommend to not…

Such a chilled game, would love to carry this about with me, although it does run well on my laptop.