Trap Them

Tags: Casual - Object Routes & Flinger Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Maze navigation with phone emoji. Arbitrary stiff rules. Obnoxious clash between UI, control scheme and instructions. Quickly aggravating to play. Dev could not manage control schemes and game design across multiple platforms, the the result is a confused mess of conflicted instructions. Touch interface on-screen while controller for other things, and occasionally falling back on KB+M to navigate menus. Audiovisuals are free flash game level at best. The level of hubris and ego about this obnoxious phone game about a smiley face wearing sunglasses and a fanblade hat from the developper is only half as unpexpected as the improvised defenders of this game, coming out of the woodwork for seemingly no reason. The developper thinks he made Super Meat Boy, and some react as if he did. The pretend-physics of the blocks falling often dont make sense as to why blocks will stay in the air under certain conditions and fall in others. Developper thinks just slapping ever changing rules on-screen somehow makes that okay game design. It does not. Overall lack of quality in the sound design and appearance, quickly becomes obnoxious and irritating. Your protagonist is a phone emoji and the whole setting and cirumstances make no sense.

Still working through the tutorial levels. Lots of help screens precede each one and I'm still finding them challenging. It will take a while to get to the end - if I'm clever enough coz some of these screenshots look wickedly devious.

Trap Them es un juego de inteligencia con un aspecto poco llamativo, pero con un potencial increíble. Si miramos el nivel técnico en cuanto a los gráficos y el sonido, pronto nos daremos cuenta que es de los peores títulos que puedes encontrar en Steam a nivel artístico. Solo con eso, un amplio abanico de jugadores ya no se plantearán darle una oportunidad. Sin embargo, la jugabilidad que atesora este juego, la profundidad, sus opciones, y el impresionante esfuerzo dedicado a diseñar cada nivel, hacen que sea (al menos en mi opinión) uno de los mejores juegos del género que encontrarás en Steam. Pasarás las horas pensando cómo puedes hacer para llegar aquí o allí, para no ser detectado, para no hacer explotar una bomba... y te encontrarás dándole vueltas mientras no juegas. Dibujando en tu mente posibles soluciones para luego llegar a casa y darte cuenta que no habías tenido en cuenta algo más que destruía tus planes. Sinceramente, me parece una obra maestra en cuanto al concepto y al diseño de niveles, la verdad. Y es un juego difícil, que fácilmente puede llevarte entre 50 y 100 horas de juego superar, dependiendo de tu nivel en este tipo de títulos. Entonces, tenemos una idea genial, plasmada en un diseño de niveles excelente (y son 105!) y con unos gráficos y una banda sonora que tiran para atrás. Lo primero compensa de sobras lo segundo, así que lo recomiendo a los amantes del género. Nota: 7,5

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Trap Them 10/10

Turning off V-sync results in a weird metal whine I've never heard in my computer before. Probably safe to avoid this game. As for the game, it reminds me of an Atari 2600 game with a better cover than the actual game.

There's a difference, in my eyes, between a homage and not learning from the past. Trap Them has all the markings of the early days of gaming - as I assume was intended, except it seems a little... empty. There's no sound design at all, due to there being no sound. While that's not normally a problem for me, a complete lack of any and all sound makes everything feel stilted and weightless. Takes me out of the game when an explosion is a screen-shake and a few slightly-animated explosion decals. I'm not expecting Beethoven or anything, mind, but a little sound of some sort would be nice. It can be tricky, and that's fine, but I just find it hard to invest myself in an experience like this because nothing feels right. Not the most helpful review, I understand, but if you're put off by difficulty or no sounds then i'd say steer clear.