Save the Dodos

Save the Dodos

Before I played this i had a small penis, no girlfriend and no will to live. None of these things have changed, but the game is pretty good.

Seemed like an okay premise, I could see how someone would think it was a good idea to make this, but it wasn't really very fun. I got 15 levels in in 15 minutes and was already disinterested enough to uninstall. Same mechanics every level, and wrap-around sliding-puzzle isn't really that great of a mechanic in the first place - it would be good for 10 levels then it's time to introduce something else. (And, more realistically, it's not even a mechanic for the first ten levels, it's a mechanic you introduce later, into a game that's already done some better mechanics you can combine it with.) Graphics and sound are okay. It was a struggle to get it to even start on Linux (start button originally did nothing, forcing proton experimental made it play music on a white screen, forcing proton somewhere in the version 4 area got it working).

I can now say my best friends game me STD's Save The Dodos

Про додстеров

If you enjoyed Lemmings in the 1990s then this game is for you! Not quite the same game play (the dodos dont have special individual tasks to do) but instead you have to change the map dynamically so that the baddies get diverted and the dodos reach their targets without being clobbered!

Игра оч зашла, очень много интересных уровней, это того стоит

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 6/10[/url] Equal parts arcade and puzzle game. Clearly takes inspiration from old school Lemmings, with mindless dodos falling from a trap door and walking forward with no mind to the hazards until they reach the Exit, or die. Instead of granting the Dodo’s powers however, your entire interaction is to slide around either the columns or rows of the tiles that make up the level. In this way rearranging the structure in real time you can open up a path that saves some or all of the dodos. Sometimes you have a little bit of time to think about your actions but often and especially in later levels you are frantically shifting things around trying to keep the dodos from dying. In that way this very much demands a fast response, making reflexes an important part of passing a level. Even then however it’s not trivially obvious what the solution is so it does definitely require a little bit of thought too. For me however it gets too frantic for there really to be enough time to think out what I’m trying to do. Thus the game becomes more frustrating than fun by the time I finished maybe half of the levels. If you like your games fast and furious however I think this could be a lot of fun. Although clearly developed with mobile platforms in mind at some point, it currently looks like a desktop game and plays just fine on my laptop. And as a bonus it is fully touchscreen compatible.

Juego de Celular promedio

Decent puzzle game better suited for touchscreens; repetitive mechanics make it tedious and boring