REDITUM

Reditum, Portal serisinden esinlenip düşündürücü bulmacaların üzerine kendine özgün mekaniği olan yer çekimini değiştirmeyi eklemiş ve ortaya eğlenceli ve kafa yorucu bir puzzle oyunu çıkarmış. 15 liraya güzel zaman geçirebileceğiniz ve fizik kurallarını zorlayabileceğiniz bir oyun kendisi.

Oyunu beğendiğimi söylemem gerek. Portal serisindeki gibi bulmacaları olan ve duvarların dönmesi gibi ilginç bir mekanik ile simülasyonları tamamladığımız çok enteresan bir oyun. Henüz erken erişim aşamasında olması sebebiyle birtakım sorunları illaki olacaktır ancak buna rağmen gerçekten iyi vakit geçirebileceğiniz bir oyun olduğunu söylemem gerek.

Recommended, but only because I got it for very cheap at just €2,63 and because it's the only English-language review (at the time of writing there's only 2 reviews and they're in Turkish). I'd also try the demo before buying since it had tech issues on my system at least. Reditum is a fairly simple puzzler with exactly three mechanics: you can change the gravity in any of 4 directions, you can redirect lasers and you can move boxes. There are 24 puzzle rooms, all of which require you to either place boxes on a button or point a laser at a button. In some rooms, you have to do both. It's fairly cheap and short - I'd say about 2-3 hours. Overall, it doesn't cost much, doesn't go on for any longer than it needs to, and I enjoyed myself with the puzzles. Wouldn't hurt to pick it up if this sounds fun to you. It's also just nice to give small devs/games a chance. I'd be remiss not to mention the less good parts, though. The lasers have some issues and can sometimes stop reflecting properly when the room is rotated - this can be rather frustrating. Some of the puzzles are really easy to break with a fairly simple exploit. There's also one puzzle room I don't understand how to solve without this exploit. I could also reliably fall out-of-bounds by pushing myself with a box, which requires the puzzle to be reset as far as I know - and it happened by accident twice or so. Essentially, tech issues hinder the experience a bit. You can just play any of the puzzle rooms whenever you want without having to complete the previous room(s). There's no "continue" button so you need to remember which room you were in if you play in multiple sittings.