Unit 404

Очень красивая по графике, залипательная игра-головоломка. Больше подходит для мобильных устройств, чтобы где-нибудь в очереди или в метро поиграть, но и на компе, чтобы отвлечься и успокоиться, отлично.

깔끔하고 어렵고 재밌어요

마치 바둑의 사활 문제를 보는 듯하다. 분명히 어렵지 않고, 복잡하지 않은 규칙들이다. 허나 바둑돌을 놓는 순서에 따라 경우의 수가 많아지듯, 이 게임 역시 어느 블럭을 먼저 움직이느냐에 따라 경우의 수가 너무 많아져 에측이 힘들다. 퍼즐 게임을 좋아하더라도, 고난이도라는걸 감안할 것.

This is an enjoyable puzzle game that should be in every puzzle lover's library

Unit 404 is a puzzle game in which you need to manipulate buttons, switches, and various other mechanics to get your robot across the room to its destination. The difficulty is that the buttons/tiles can only attract each other; they cannot repel each other. This requires you to think and plan your moves carefully. The first 20-30 levels are fairly easy, but the difficulty definitely increases from there. I'm currently on level 46 (out of about 75, I believe), and I've gotten stuck on several levels so far (after being stuck on level 39 for over 30 minutes, I finally resorted to looking at a walkthrough for a hint on that one). I recommend this game to those who enjoy puzzles, but only if you don't mind getting stuck and really having to think about the solution and plan several steps in advance.

This robot is stupid! This robot does not "have limited controls". This robot is a stupid mechanical piece of junk! Why would a robot have only ONE button for movement AND for rotation? One joystick would be understandable but not one button. You say he is from " sci-fi complex"? The engineers were so dumb they did not make the normal robot controls. :) No more wasting time - stopped playing after level 8.

I'm currently at 74% complete, and so far I really like it! The quality of the game and the puzzles is excellent, as is the case for every [OneManBand] game I've played! The idea, helping a character navigate a level by using different types of blocks that attract/rotate each other, is something I've never really seen before done in this way, and it's quite enjoyable! The puzzles are all pretty small, which I love, and each revolves around one idea it wants to teach you. The puzzles are well designed. Some of them containing more moving parts might require some little trial and error if you get stuck, but most of them are solved by simply understanding the problem it's presenting you and finding out how to use the different elements given to you to solve them. It took me a little over 2 hours to get to 74%, but I play way too many puzzle games, and I've skipped 3 or 4 puzzles so far where I got stuck (I'll get back to them later!), so your experience may vary. The last puzzles being the most difficult, and looking at other reviews, it'll probably take somewhere 5 and 10 hours to complete, which is great for the price. Only thing I think could be improved would be to add controller support to make the game more accessible. I mapped the controls on my Steam Controller, and it works great, but it'd be nice to have this included by default. Overall, it's a great puzzle game!