Tunnet

Very unique and well made with great atmosphere and ambience. If you remotely like logistics and enjoy getting lost in mindless digging then this game is an absolute steal.

Game supposed to be spooky and scary. Spend 4 hours trying to optimize my network. Great game. I have no idea what the game is. LOL I turned it into an idle game. LOL

Вполне интересная игрулька на пару часиков или побольше если хотите достичь лучшей связи во вселенной. Небольшой сюжетец и даже не скучный. К сожалению воспользовался руководством в головоломках, однако даже с ними - самому пришлось повозится и увидеть в деле принцип "ОНО РАБОТАЕТ!". Хоррорная составляющая вполне прикольная и давит окружением подземелья. Было-бы очень прикольно увидеть что-то в этом роде от этого автора, а так-же что-то на подобии расширения по типу небольших длс или обновления на новые карты и может даже сюжет. В основном залипнуть, поломать мозги и по пугаться можно. Очень жалко что коротенькая, да и целей по сути тоже. Давно хотел взять и вот по скидочке смог. Надеюсь автор ещё что-то запилит, но по масштабнее и обширнее по задачам/квестам. (У меня были небольшие фризы, а так-же оч сильно нагружался ЦП с ГПУ. Не знаю почему либо пк у меня кал либо оптимизон немного не оч, но в основном зашлою)

Perfect? No. Unique, special, strange? Absolutely. This is a game you play to experience the breadth of what is possible in gaming, and it does things beautifully, strangely, and thought provokingly. The feeling of discovering this game, the first few hours, are special enough to recommend this game even if I think this might not satisfy most in a longer playthrough. You will experience something strange, something wonderful, something different. ## Spoilery postscript below - I really think this game is best played without knowing anything about it, though! ## (And just to get slightly more specific without throwing spoilers into the 'main' review: I think the fundamental game mechanic is almost too simple to make the game super compelling. Networking and all is a deeply cool concept for a game, but the in-game manual being stuff you pick up as you go along, and it being a little finicky to phyiscally place/move stuff around, leads to a little more friction than such simple mechanics can justify. It's easy to inadvertently create chaos-spaghetti, and there are very few tools for helping simplify it. Things like the cable colors help, but there are no hints in game as to methods to use them to help simplify things. This results in a wonderful feel to the game during the discovery period, where you're figuring things out, and that stage alone makes Tunnet a hugely worthwhile experience. But, as things move forward, as you need to build 'infrastructure', these small points of friction add up as your network gets more complex and harder to handle, meaning it's a lot more work to achieve much less satisfying goals. I intend to keep playing, and admire this game very much for its inventiveness, atmosphere, and unique way of doing things. However, I do also have to be honest - there are shortcomings here. No game is perfect, though, and Tunnet's shortcomings just mean that for most players, I think this is something to play over a single weekend, enjoy, and probably leave unfinished. But that's okay. Some games are best in shorter visits!)

This was fun, if you’re not aggressively obsessed about *P E A K E F F I C I E N C Y* like I am you might not get as much enjoyment about routing and rerouting everything, but it was easy to just lose time to mapping out and laying down my network.

Very good, unique kind of puzzle that mixes atmospheric horror and automation.

Really good game. You can get a lot of mileage out of it considering how cheap it is. The networking aspect of the game isn't so advanced and there is no messing around with terminals in this game if that's waht you're looking for. This is all about the process of exploring and digging your path through the map to eventually connect everything, using the basic tools you have to optimize it. There's a number of NPCs on the map offering light quest and some story. The spooky bosses can be turned off i believe but they are not hard to deal with with some observation. The game is finished and mostly bug free, would love to see more of it in the future either a sequel or something different.