
Sebil Engineering is a game about fixing roads. Use your wrench and hammer to engineer the perfect traffic jam. Play in overhead view or first person in this realistic Civil Engineering simulator.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Well designed and quite clever.
you can go-go gadget extendo arm and interact with the cars while in level select
Who says I need a PE license anyway?
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Every time you solve a level in this game, an engineering graduate feels a shiver go down their spine.
My ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ kids live here
Legitimately engaging and hilarious physics puzzle game. While most puzzle games want you to relax and feel like solving the puzzle is a very soothing experience, this game wants you to revel in the madness and noise of trying to solve the problem. Having a fixed set of movable pieces makes the physics madness feel more like there really is a solution in there and not just like chaos. Even better, even though you might feel dumb for not finding a solution to the problem, watching your failures in real-time is just as fun as finding the solutions. Only real gripe is that the game has a pretty goofy camera that's either up high but obstructs the view of certain things or first person but unhelpful for other reasons. Totally worth the price of admission.
i love this game
unbelievably satisfying game
Sebil Engineering disregards nearly every commonly understood principle for good puzzle game design. It is that exact rejection of understood design principles that makes it so uniquely fun. Intended solutions are often so wonky and obscure that solving them feels like breaking the game over your knee in an act of defiance. The resulting emotional arc of each level is great - frustration gradually builds up before giving way to satisfied release as the game buckles beneath you. A good game, a short game, a silly game, a special game.
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