
Zasa is an extraordinary and challenging 3D Puzzle Game. Players are going to roleplay Zasa the Artificial Intelligence to finish the training missions from Dr.Mason by linking nodes in 3-dimensional space.
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese
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富有挑战性的一笔画解迷游戏 空闲可以值得一玩
开始游戏在选第一个关卡的时候,显示的是第0关,点击无反应,完全没法开始玩。我傻了
A very challenging game with an incredibly simple concept. You have a clearly shown goal in 2D as an unwrapped cube. Your task is to redraw it on a 3D cube as a single line while having only 3 walls availaible at the same time. It is easy... until you gain a power to rotate the cube. And that's the point when all the fun starts. Difficulty increases from super easy to hyper hard. Believe me, you will be cursing and pulling your hair while playing Zasa. But the satisfaction from a solved level is worth the stress. Honestly, the game is an absolutely mind grinding experience. Zasa does not look great at the first sight. Some elements, especially menu design, look just ugly. The default font from game engine escalates the impression even more. Still, overall game is awesome. Also the price is very little for the amount of content we receive. I love the concept of Zasa and I highly recommend the game.
Nawet spoko gierka
就一款益智游戏
玩TM的
Zasa - An AI Story is a mind-bending puzzle game where the goal is to draw a single line around a 5-sided cube in such a way that it'll fold out into the target pattern displayed in the +-shaped diagram. You soon get the ability to rotate the cube left and right, with the twist being that your drawing point remains at the same place before the rotation, rather than moving along with your drawing. Like all good puzzle games, Zasa starts out simple but eventually tests you with a lot of backwards thinking and spatial recognition. Several of the later levels can be particularly devilish in the amount of moves and rotations they require. There are also quite a few levels where the target pattern appears to be nonsense, but when viewed from a certain angle on the cube actually creates a pattern itself, which I found quite charming. To say the least, the core gameplay is very well-designed, which is good because everything around it could use some polish. First of all, there is an undo button, which I greatly appreciate, but your undoes per level are apparently limited and the game doesn't show many are left until they are all gone. This can be annoying on later levels which require many moves or if you just want to experiment with solutions. Secondly, like many mobile puzzle games, each level has a three star scoring system, with, from what I understand, more stars being given for using as few rotations as possible. This would be perfectly acceptable if there were a way to know how many rotations would equate to a three star score, but from what I can tell the game is not upfront about that information, requiring you to instead experiment blindly until you finally happen upon that perfect solution — or just use the hint button, which is really just a "show me the solution step by step" button. Other issues: A majority of the UI graphics aren't resized properly for fullscreen. There doesn't appear to be a windowed mode, and in fact the only actual options in the settings menu are a mute button (not even divided into music / sound) and the ability to switch between English and Chinese text. There's an online mode where you can create and share your own levels with other players; I took a peek at it and saw levels that are either ridiculously complicated or entirely blank, so I ended up just ignoring it. The story is nothing to write home about and has frequent grammatical errors. Lastly, from my experience, the ending of the game is bugged, playing the credits theme over a black screen with nothing to do but use ALT+F4 to close it. But again, the core gameplay is satisfying enough that I'm willing to ignore all that and give Zasa a thumbs up. For just a dollar, this game gave me hours of puzzles that I certainly enjoyed — at least until I visualized solutions so hard that I gave myself a headache.
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Back in the day when Steam puzzle section wasn't over flooded with japanese porn and more recently cat themed puzzles you could find games like this one easier. I really think Steam should filter garbage you find under puzzle section because they really are not puzzles are they... They are just sliding puzzles with under aged girls and as I mentioned in the last year or so cats.The biggest problem is that good puzzlers get lost in this sea of garbage. Enough with my rant an on to my opinion on this game. For the asking price (which is too low) this is a very good and at times hard puzzler. At first glance you might think this is another draw the line in one move game but underneath that this is a surprisingly complex puzzler that left me disorientated and confused many times. It is not the hardest puzzler but it does a great job at confusing the player because you must complete the lines on a cube and on many levels rotate the cube to finish the level. You will be spinning around more then Kylie Minogue :) All in all a very satisfying puzzler with almost 100 levels and some of them are very complex. If you want to get 3 stars on harder levels you will have to be very precise, I am glad I finished the game. Highly recommend this one .
游戏还行吧,就是难度不小
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