Which translates to an infinite number of possibilities for the player to create. You’ll have laser sensors, robotic arms, rocket propulsion, atomic bombs and so much more in your arsenal. The intricate mechanics that allow you to set up increasingly complex kills are a sight to behold. If you want to test a theory such as can I stick my little guy to the fall with a sharp projectile, or perhaps how many backflips can I do in a tank, you can and that’s where this game really succeeds.
There are achievements and tasks for the player to strive for but the real fun is found in experimentation. Where this game really finds it’s niche is through the fun and varied gameplay. This perhaps bumps the visuals up to mediocre but in general, it’s not enough to make this game look like anything more than a well-made flash game. The player will have access to a cavalcade of interesting things to use throughout the run and each function with smooth animations.
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The only saving grace is the variety of models, items and assets, plus the smooth animations. It serves its purpose and facilitates gameplay but aside from that, it’s presentation is very drab and disappointing. When compared to Fez or Uncanny Valley that really nail this art style, it just looks lazy and underwhelming. It’s the lack of charm or flair that this game approaches this with. It would be easy to attack the dated and pixellated art style but that isn’t the issue.
Visually, this game is far from impressive for a number of reasons.