
Use your wits, some tools and a dash of physics as you guide the football to the exit in this fun-filled puzzle game. Items like ramps, springs and spray paints are there to help you navigate through 6 different worlds - each with their own challenges and characteristics.
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Languages: English, French, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Welsh, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil
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Difficulty : 1.5/5 (Easy) Global : 1.5/5 (Decent) Curator page : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44695991-Anokturnus/]Anokturnus[/url] Professor Goodboi's Ballistics is a small game in which you play with physics and try to get back a football lost in time. Each level has a few items you can use to set up a path and guide the ball to the exit. It's simple, the concept is not original, but this game does it well. It's obvious that a lot of care went into the game : the worlds are very different from each other, there's a lot of mechanics and you can feel the efforts to create good, various, fun and "easy but not too easy" levels. The intro made me laugh and the french translation was on point (that's something rare). You also have to find a well-hidden cat in each puzzle, I found it to be a nice little bonus. Several things could've been better though. The game is unfortunately very short, the mechanics would've deserved to be better exploited with more levels, including harder ones. A fast-forward option could be good, especially on levels that are very slow. When you have to wait 30s to try something and need to correct it several times, that's a bit annoying. You could also perhaps speed up the process of refilling the paint in the second world (that's a very minor thing though). And the collisions between items are sometimes unclear, I managed to break an item in the last world by fusing it with another item. Well at least this problem is not really annoying, you'll just wonder why physics work how they work sometimes. Overall, Professor Goodboi's Ballistics is a good game and I had fun. I just really wish it was more ambitious.
It's like a shorter, lighter version of The Incredible Machine, you have to try to guide your ball to the end with the aid of some items. With some extra gimmicks through achievements by finding a cat on each level (which is a game on it's own). It's decently priced for what you get.
Puzzle + challenging + mechanics = 42 levels of interesting physics puzzles. Get tools from vendor and arrange them to get the ball into the end. Variety of mechanics increases with progress. [h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35180752-3-point-play/] Follow our curator for similar games [/url][/h1]
Little gem of a game. Small brain teaser physics puzzles that increase in difficulty as you progress. Good good fun!
8/10 Physics-based puzzle. TLDR: A physic-based puzzle where you need to get a ball to the exit using dozens of different tools. Use slopes, springs, draw slopes yourself, press buttons, set timers for sliding platforms and swinging hammers, and much more. It's of moderate difficulty, with pleasant aesthetics, and some occasional humor. Recommended. Good: - varied puzzles. In each of the 6 "worlds" (a world contains 7 levels) the mechanics are different - pleasant gfx and music. Actually, the main capsule image may give a wrong impression about the style of the gfx here. Make sure to check the screenshots: the later levels look quite nice and detailed! - hints if you get stuck, can also skip levels So-so: - in world 2 can't move the drawn lines. You have to recycle the spray bottle and redraw them all the time - to rotate objects, you have to hold them with the left mouse button and simultaneously scroll the mouse wheel. That's just uncomfortable. Some keys on the keyboard should have also rotated objects, e.g A and D keys. - need a "speed up" button (have to wait too long for the solution to play out in level 21) Bad: - level 18 was confusing because it uses 2 new mechanics that weren't introduced before. I was sure that the rope door would only open with the weight of several bricks. And that the pendulum would keep swinging when I press play (actually the pendulum is inconsistent with other levels here, at it swings even when time is stopped) [table][tr][th][i]I'm a Steam curator, you can [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43946907-Friendly-Nerd/]follow me[/url][/i][/th][/tr][/table]
Lots of fun and a nice challenge for a wonderful afternoon of puzzle solving. Prof Goodboi is too cute and I just love how he looks. He accidentally sends a football into another dimension during one of his demonstration and its your job to retrieve said football by traversing each level and reaching the end so the foot ball can reach the stage end tunnel and onward to the next level. Thank you Dev I cant wait to see what else you have to offer.
Professor Goodboi's Ballistics is one of those games that make you think. not in a bad way either! You need to put your puzzle solving skills to the test to get a soccer ball to the end. I'm not very good at it But still enjoyed it! 9/10
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