
A simple but not easy puzzle game where you have to find a way to die to get to the next level. Master different situations, combine objects, press buttons at the right time and coordinate your actions to successfully jump into the next level.
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"Think To Die 3" ist ein Casual Puzzle-Spielchen. "Think To Die 3" unterscheidet sich von seinen Vorgängern mechanisch kaum, auch wenn es neue Rätsel gibt. Setting und Hintergrund haben sich ein wenig geändert. Das Konzept kennt man im Grunde. In einem einzelnen Screen finden wir ein Rätsel, in dem wir zum Beispiel Knöpfe drücken oder Blöcke so verschieben müssen, daß wir den Ausgang erreichen, der uns zum nächsten Level bringt. Der Ausgang in "Think To Die" ist allerdings nicht nur der Ausgang aus dem Level, sondern auch der Ausgang aus dem Leben. Denn Ziel ist es nicht, eine Tür zu erreichen, sondern zu sterben. Und das können wir auf vielfältige Weise Zum Beispiel können wir uns in Spikes stürzen oder uns von einem Block erschlagen lassen. Wichtig ist nur, daß wir sterben. Nur dann kommen wir weiter. Der Titel "Think to Die" ist also Programm. Und denken müssen wir wirklich, denn die Rätsel werden ganz schön knifflig und verzwickt. Und die Puzzle-Konstellationen sind zudem noch kreativ. So kommt zum Beispiel irgendwann eine zweite oder gar dritte Spielfigur hinzu. Und alle müssen sterben. Klingt also nach einem Super-Spiel. Die Grundidee ist treffend, die Rätsel sind kreativ und abwechslungsreich und sogar Grafik und Musik können überzeugen. Allerdings hat das Spiel ein grundlegendes Problem in Bezug auf das wesentlichste Kernelement: der Mechanik. Immer wieder bleibt die Spielfigur beim Springen merkwürdig an Wänden hängen oder die Blöcke lassen sich nicht mehr bewegen, wenn man zu nah an den Bildschirmrand kommt. Das könnte noch als verzeihbare Schwäche durchgehen, allerdings konterkarieren diese Mechanik-Probleme das Spielprinzip, denn wir können uns immer wieder schon durch diese Schwächen umbringen und müssen dadurch nicht den gedachten Lösungsweg beschreiten. Oder Dinge verhaken sich so, daß der Level unlösbar wird. Zwar können wir jederzeit wieder von vorne beginnen, aber die mangelnde mechanische Präzision nervt in einem Spiel, in dem es um eben diese Präzision geht. [h1]Wertung:[/h1] 6/10 Atmosphäre -/10 Story 6/10 Grafik 6/10 Sound 4/10 Spielmechanik 5/10 Spielspass [h1]Fazit:[/h1] Tolles Konzept, kreative Level, aber mechanisch problematisch 3. [h1][b]5/10 Gesamtwertung
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A brilliant addition to the Think to Die series: Along with the many new challenging puzzles, the game comes with a new stronger replayability, including the ability to design your own levels. This is far more fun than I had assumed it would be, and I went in with high expectations. The create your own puzzles gives a chance for family and friends to challenge me and me them. I am looking forward to seeing what my professor sister can muster. Each of these games have been largely issue and bug free, which is very refreshing of the latest trend of developers, to release fast productions and finish them later, if at all.This is an inclining game with each addition, and I solidly recommend it for the thinker type gamers that enjoy games that make you do just that, think.
一款带有解谜性质的平台游戏 需要通过场景中的道具 以及 可能存在的多个角色(按“C”切换)协助帮忙,完成”自杀“ 游戏免费,可玩性也尚可 稍微有些不太习惯的大概就是视角的问题,以及背景色调和平台比较容易混淆,视觉上总觉得不怎么舒服
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Having Played quite a bit of Think To Die 1 & 2 and mostly enjoying them, I told myself I probably wouldn't buy 3 as it just didn't seem like it would add much more to what was already available. Then I noticed it on sale, and combined with the game box bundle it was under $1 so I got it anyway. Well, I was right and I was wrong: Functionally I was right it doesn't add much more for a regular player. The levels and game play are more of the same. If all you want is the puzze game play and you haven't exhausted the entirety of 1 & 2, definitely start with those first and don't even consider 3 until you are done with them. However, I can recommend this if you've already played those and thought to yourself: "I think I'd like to design my own levels." Because that is really what 3 has to offer. A very extensive level editor, It's 100 more of the same type of puzzle levels you've already seen in Think To Die 1&2 along with a level editor to create your own, if the level editor holds some value to you, then go ahead and buy this. If you won't be making your own levels, then you only want this if you've truly already squeezed every inch out of the first two. https://store.steampowered.com/app/533690/Think_To_Die/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/539380/Think_To_Die_2/ --- [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38232109/]While you are here, would you consider following my curator page?[/url] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/kunovega/recommended/]Want to read all of my reviews and not just the curated ones?[/url]
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In this platformer-style game, the goal is not to finish each individual level by staying alive, but to solve them by finding ways to kill the hapless protagonist of each level. And sometimes it is not even easy. Received for free a few years ago. The developer's idea we can call it undoubtedly original, so my review is positive mainly for that reason. Also because unfortunately it is not a game free of bugs. I also appreciated the macabre humorous vein in the main menu. Recommended if found on sale, not recommended at the current price, since as I see it, it's a pastime if you really don't have better titles to play on your schedule. There is also a minigame, which adds an extra challenge, that actually I found it already slightly more challenging than the little game itself.
A look as long as the death of the villain can pass the game. But there are actually different modes. There are 96 levels, and there are so many elements in the game and some bullets which hard to avoid. There are four modes for the characters: ordinary movable figures, two moving figures in the same direction, two moving figures in the opposite direction, and red figures that cannot be moved. The figure can be teleported by adding a cloak, and can walk on parallel roads in other conditions. The only pity is the laser can't kill the figure.And Chinese translation is not satisfactory. The game is a little bit difficult, and if I don't have the option to skip levels, I'll probably never get through all of the levels. If you don't like puzzle game , I do not recommend.But if it is okay,it really worth a try. Although it's pixel style, the designers are very clever at getting you into the plot.
I must say this was a lot more fun than I expected. Usually you hate to die in a game, however in this one you can't wait to kill your character lol. When the game starts it asks you a few questions to optimize your gameplay and even though you choose to change the settings so that it will run smoother, the game is still pretty cool to look at. I had no problems with the gameplay or the controls. It ran really smoothly. The art style and layout of the puzzles are really nice even if you change everything to the lowest settings. The music and sound effects are also nice. You can change everything in the way you want in the main menu. Where you need to reset and die multiple times to grind the achievements, it really becomes a bit irritating, but while your playing the game it is really nice. While in the main game you need to solve the puzzles so that your character dies, in the mini game you need to survive. With the mini game you just need to spam right click and survive for 30 seconds. Overall I think everyone would enjoy this game. The achievements are a lot easier and less of a grind that Think to die 2, however I think all 3 of the think to die games are really fun to play.
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