ScaleBox

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Difficulty : 4/5 (Very Hard) Global : 3/5 (Very Good) My website : [url=https://anokturnus.review/]The Review Principle[/url] Curator page : [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44695991-Anokturnus/]Anokturnus[/url] ScaleBox may look like an easy and small game at first glance, but oh was I wrong. Do you like hard sokobans? Thinking with portals? The concept of ScaleBox is pretty simple, you and the boxes you push can grow bigger or smaller when entering portals. However, this leads to a lot of implications that render the game very challenging; I think I’ve never seen the grid-based aspect of a sokoban game being exploited like that. ScaleBox has a very smooth difficulty curve, each chapter purely gets harder and harder while always keeping the main route balanced so you can always progress. Even in later chapters, you’ll still get pretty simple puzzles thrown in the mandatory puzzles, the very challenging ones are pretty much always optional. So let’s talk about how the game works exactly. The goal of each puzzle is simply to correctly fill all required cells with a box. Do note that a 2x2 box is too big for a 1x1 cell for example, you need to place exactly what’s required. The smallest state in which you can be is a 1x1 box. It’s the more practical state as you usually don’t need to bother about the lack of room, you can push a 1x1 box and set things up like you want. You’ll quickly find out that a lot of puzzles allow and want you to eventually grow to a 2x2 box, this can be done when there’s a double portal somewhere in the level. Simply enter the corresponding entrance portal and you’ll exit out of the double portal as a 2x2 box. Growing bigger is useful and annoying for a lot of reasons. You can now push up to 4 boxes worth of space (a 2x2 box or four 1x1 boxes), but navigating through the puzzle becomes a lot harder. If the entrance portal was of size 1x1, you can return back to the 1x1 size by entering the double portal. Alternating between sizes is the bread and butter of ScaleBox, and you can even grow bigger than a 2x2 box. ScaleBox surprised me with how varied its puzzle design is. Although two kinds of puzzles are clearly more used, the developer didn’t hesitate to try things and regularly offer unique puzzles. One of these two kinds involves extreme precision while being a 2x2 box. It’s about correctly aligning boxes, maybe it doesn’t sound that bad but try to imagine how a 2x2 box moves. As you can also find ways to block your movements 1 cell earlier, a lot of alignment problems arise, and ScaleBox likes them a lot. The other kind, and the most used puzzles in the game, involves finding how to correctly rotate portals and push bigger things with them. You can only push things equal to your weight, but exiting a portal actually applies a force that can push anything. Rotating portals can be done if you push a box with a portal on it (of course the portals are not just on the walls huh) into another portal. Now imagine your box has a portal on the bottom and you need to push it up… heh no you can’t, you’ll just go inside. Except if you’re bigger than the portal, which is another example of why alternating between sizes is important. As you can probably see, ScaleBox is very complex. And you completely feel it while playing, the mind-bending nature of the portals combined with very precise setups and inspired puzzle design leads to very challenging puzzles. Very hard games are my thing, but I felt like ScaleBox was perhaps too convoluted sometimes, taking out a bit of the fun. The subtleties of the rules are not always intuitive, and a good amount of puzzles are so hard to anticipate that you’ll need to experiment a lot. So yeah, nothing too bad, just be sure that you like this kind of game if you’re interested. Though to be honest, ScaleBox is so cheap for the amount of content you get, you might as well just try it. I encountered one small bug while in size 1x1, I sometimes bonked on a box that I should’ve pushed. Once again it’s reeeeally minor, I don’t think it changed anything and it only happened sometimes once after undoing. I’m starting to repeat myself now, but you can’t undo after a restart. Seems like nothing, but it’s actually really useful in sokoban games and I would’ve appreciated it was in the game. The puzzles are sometimes big, especially when they involve 3x3 or 4x4 boxes. It’s not a problem in itself, but getting a global view of the puzzle is impossible when in size 1x1 or 2x2, and I like to be able to see everything and think. I spoke with the developer about a puzzle that would be ruined if what I’m about to say is implemented so I don’t think it’ll happen, but a free camera mode would be useful. Or perhaps just the ability to zoom out whenever you want. And I think that’s all! ScaleBox is a very good game that offers some very, very challenging stuff. I do think my playtime (~34 hours) is a bit inflated because I wasn’t fully focused all the time while playing, but that still says a lot as there are only 100 puzzles in total. Recommended. [quote]For more puzzle game reviews, news and everything puzzle-related, follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/25928931-Puzzle-Lovers/]Puzzle Lovers[/url] and check out our [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/puzzlelovers]Steam group[/url].[/quote]

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[h1][b]超级冷门的硬核推箱子[/b][/h1] 《ScaleBox》是一款相当烧脑的逻辑解谜游戏，其在传统推箱子的基础上加入了网格对应、尺寸变换、箱子分割等多种要素，配合多样的关卡设计，表现非常不错。 本作中角色和箱子的尺寸并不是一成不变的，为了方便玩家理解和操作，游戏加入了网格显示，正常情况下每个目标和网格的对应关系不会变，但是当角色尺寸变换然后贴近墙壁后，所有目标的对应关系开始改变，玩家需要以此来将箱子精确的推入指定位置。 游戏还加入了尺寸与推动箱子数量的关系，当角色变大时，将能同时推动多个小箱子，部分关卡中需要提前将这些箱子摆好位置，然后同时推入终点。 再往后还会加入传送门、传送门与尺寸等互动，箱子的边框也会带有机制，配合上述内容，打造出了多达100道关卡。 整体难度相当高，游戏加入了一套完整的提示系统，不过需要在关卡中等待足够时间才可使用，另外游戏整体以紫色为主，无论任何物体任何元素都是紫色的，导致辨识度有点低，这点能优化下就好了。 总的来说《ScaleBox》还是非常值得推荐的，喜欢推箱子类解谜游戏的玩家，一定不要错过这部创意之作。 [quote]热爱游戏，畅玩游戏，分享游戏，专注鉴赏评测与深度解析 欢迎关注[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44110339/]游理游据[/url]，走进游戏世界，品味第九艺术[/quote]

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