Treasure of Barracuda

Makes no sense. Even using a walkthrough was difficult because even when you know there is a tiny thing that can be interacted with it doesn't always respond. I thought the game was broken until I watched a walkthrough and discovered interaction was possible, just very specific blocks in very specific ways in a very specific order. Might be the worst puzzle game I have ever played.

This is a computer-game version of a real puzzlebox, which makes it the worst of both worlds. Unlike the real puzzlebox which this game is clearly a promotion for, there is no tactile feel. You won't notice when something becomes loose and can be pressed. The fun of something on one side causing a change on the other side is now a chore as you have to zoom out, drag-rotate and zoom back in to interact with. Other puzzlebox type games (e.g. The Room, The Past Within) solve these limitations by expanding from "just a puzzlebox" to a supernatural escape-room scenario, where directional cues and theatrics replace the missing tactile feedback, and using a whole room makes it much easier to navigate. This game has none of that, it's just the puzzlebox.

Quite a fun little puzzle! There's one tricky part that you have to do, but without spoiling, yes it does come out. It feels and works like a real puzzle box because it is a real lego ideas project (that deserves your support!). Legolamaniac has made several lego puzzle boxes and this one is my favorite. Also since physical legos are very expensive it's nice of them to create this free game for us so everyone can play. My one gripe is that you cannot completely unsolve the puzzle to its start state (only in the game version of course). With puzzles putting it all back together is part of the fun.

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I feel some of the negative reviews might come from people who have never done puzzle boxes before (ala Chris Ramsay), especially the Lego kind (There's a wonderful Zelda themed Lego puzzle box he did). This feels very true to doing one, and I managed to find the main treasure in about 2 hours on Medium, so it is doable without a hint guide, but if this is your first puzzle box, or you're relatively new, I can see how people might feel it's 'impossible' without one. Legitimate criticisms are that there is no haptic feedback letting you know if something "moves" or if there's movement internally when moving the box around, but that's a bit of a limitation of converting a physical object to digital, (though I would argue it might even make this easier since there's less "red herrings"). Essentially it's a "find the right sequence" puzzle where you need to push/pull parts in the correct order, sometimes needing to backtrack or restore original configurations to unlock other sequence paths.

Great puzzle! Ir's a shame that this didn't get approved in LEGO Ideas, but I appreciate that you still found a way to make it playable for everyone!

[h1]Before I played Treasure of Barracuda, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

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