Station 117

Very fun

Tricky so far but fun, puzzles make you work which is nice .make sure to keep pen and paper handy.

bugs

Interesting story and enjoyable, as with all Glitch Games. However, some of the puzzles in this one are a bit more challenging and somewhat tedious. Thank goodness for the hint system. Looking forward to the next adventure!

I like point and click adventures and this should tick all the boxes. The problem is almost every puzzles relies on finding clues elsewhere, rather than requiring direct solutions. In other words, it's almost entirely about cracking codes. I find this exhausting after a while. I prefer puzzles that are self contained. I'll give it a thumbs up, because it's not expensive.

Ripped off again got to the blue rings and GLITCH wont work.

Great game as always! Loved the puzzles, some were a little harder than usual, which was fun!

Ich dachte ja, für das Geld kann man nix verkehrt machen... aber drei Abstürze in 5 Minuten verderben einem alles....

nice puzzle game!

tldr: just want a gameplay video? its below the review. Good points first. Bad points second. First time game-clear should take you around 90 minutes to 3 hours depending on familiarity with puzzle games and/or use of the hint system. [u]Good Points:[/u] First and foremost: this game has one of the best tools i've seen in regards to a puzzle game yet. There is a camera that allows you to take a snapshot of your current screen and then doodle on it and then display it/resize it on your screen. This allows you to take in game notes quite easily so you don't have to write stuff down on a sticky note like I normally do. It is quite frankly a system I want to see become common place in escape room games. There is also a hint system. It has three layers of hints available. The first layer is a general hint such as "look here, the answer is in this object". The second layer is "This is how you get the answer from this object". The third layer is "Here is the answer". With a multi-layered hint system it allows the player to gain direction from just being plain lost; or if they just plain missed something. I'm not the most observant person sometimes and this was the first raw point and click escape-room styled puzzle game i've played. All the other ones I've played have been where you can physically move around in a 3d environment. The hint system allowed me to bypass some areas where I just wasn't used to the style of 2d point and click so I am grateful it was in game. All of the puzzles, except one i hated(down in the bad section), have solutions available in the environment that you can figure out without using the hint system. I did use the hint system I want to say 6 or 7 times perhaps a bit too liberally whereas if I was simply just more observant I would have understood the puzzles on my own. Some of them made good use of the camera tool which is just great to see. [u]Bad Points:[/u] The fullscreen option appears during the intro cutscene, being unclickable and forces you to alt-f4 out of the game. However once in game if you reset game and hit escape it should show the fullscreen option again. There was a puzzle involving a flask/beaker/fluid setup that made no sense to me even when I revealed the answer using the hint system. If someone understands this puzzle please let me know how half of 6 sections is 4? The 6 sections not being evenly divisible in to 2000mL was just weird to me. Was there rounding involved? Weird puzzle. I can usually figure out a puzzle in reverse, but this one still leaves me at a loss. [u]conclusion:[/u] Nothing else really comes to mind about my likes or dislikes for the game. All in all I enjoyed the game and I will be recommending this game to my friends who want to try puzzle games due entirely to the nice hint and camera system since it eases the introduction in to escape-room styled puzzles. Best part of all, its super cheap. full gameplay https://youtu.be/Lw4HAiJ-J5c