Scrap Garden

[h1]0/10.[/h1]

Scrap Garden is an old horse that only knows easy and boring tricks. This Lithuanian indie game feels like a cheap student project, even after the developer Flazm joined them. Truly primitive work. I can't believe they looked at it and said: good enough, ship it.. This game may be charming but beside that it has nothing to offer. Scrap Garden is short and the maps are small. Even old Spyro on PS1 managed to deliver more. The combat is way too basic, you jump on monsters head like mario. Worst of all, the saves are too far apart and it is easy to instantly die in jumping platform segments, which resets the whole level and forces you to redo whole puzzle segments. It has far too many flaws, I can't believe I have it in my library. Then I remembered, that this game was given away for free for a limited time. Otherwise, I'd never get something of this quality. I saw Minecrafters create deeper worlds with far better redstone mechanics over a single weekend than this game. Can't recommend this childish game for 6 year olds to anyone. At this point just play Spyro or SpongeBob.

Nice game

Добрая, спокойная игрушка про одиночество, под грустную музыку.

Feels like this game should've been a collectathon platformer, and not platformer with some puzzles, because collectathon gameplay would've complimented very well with SG's best aspects And the best aspects of Scrap Garden are the environment design and music. You go from daytime in the city, to day or dusk hills, to evening/night snowy mountain, to dark swamo area, and then slightly lit volcano and ending on dawn in the city. It genuinely adds to the feeling that you went on a long journey, but because of the simple gameplay(you only have double jump and can hold then throw objects) it felt like gameplay was too simple and missed something. Sure there are some puzzles, but one of them(laser mirrors, the classic) is reused like 4 times, while being still very easy. Then theres 2-3 physics puzzles, like stacking barrels on one side to then move up, or using objects to destroy wooden structure holding blue dynamite, I think maybe the game would be better with more physics type of puzzles. The game also has ok, but simple boss battles(although a lot of them feel like cliches you saw a lot, like avoid the gaze of giant boss). All this meh gameplay almost makes the game feel like a walking sim, while not really being one, if that makes sense. But man, I think the devs have potential at maybe making fun collectathon platformer. As for this game, its still alright if its one of your first games in general, or introducting to platformers or you want something easy to breeze through(or easy 100% I did long ago) Just make sure to only get it on a heavy 80% discount or more.

36pln to zdecydowanie za dużo na coś takiego no ale co jak co ok

If your idea of the perfect breakfast is toast, the perfect evening is a nap on the couch, and the perfect puzzle is the maze on the back of a cereal box, you might love this game. It's not without its charm, but there's not a lot going on here. Run around, collect gems, jump on enemies, solve a few very simple puzzles. I didn't hate it, but I'm not about to bring Scrap Garden up in conversation, and definitely not at full price. It's an easy, quiet, mostly relaxing platformer, and nothing else.

Mi amigo, con el que juego Scrap Garden dijo que si publico una reseña sobre el juego y obtiene 50 'Me Gusta' y 20 Premios, me comprará una caja de cerveza y un whisky. Así que dejaré esto aquí

Довольно нудная игра. Спустя где-то пол часа одинаковой музыки у меня зависла камера (я мог смотреть только сверху), я вышел и больше в неё не заходил.

First playthrough review time. I got this game for free, and it followed its story quite well with simple controls and an easy level of difficulty, though the first boss was a bit hard to manage. The soundtrack was fine, and the narrator added a nice touch to the storytelling. The camera angles changed based on different moments, which made scenes more dynamic. The physics worked well, and the boss battles had good variety, with different types of creatures appearing across each region. Each area had its own setting and design, giving the game a clear sense of progress. There were also small puzzles that were simple but well-placed and helped balance the pace between battles. The game seems made for casual players, with a steady flow and clear structure. Some parts were slightly annoying, especially when all the gems were taken even though only part of them was needed, but it still managed to show the main character’s struggle to complete the given task. The overall journey stayed consistent from start to finish.