- Category: Games
- First released: March 9, 2016
- Versions: 3 archived
- Installable: 3 of 3
- Seller: GameDigits Ltd
- com.gamedigits.DreamMachine
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25I was looking for another game like the monument valley series - relaxing, atmospheric puzzle challenges to fuel a quick break between work tasks to reinvigorate the mind. This has similar elements but adds the consequence of your robot being destroyed if you aren’t quick enough through obstacles - this is not relaxing and indeed increases stress rather than decreasing it. Nice effort - please consider a less violent version with more story.
Controls tricky but not impossible, update helped, too bad once I got into the swing of it, it was over. Hoping new levels coming soon...
The controls are very awkward and difficult to control. This is a game that should be played on a larger screen, but definitely not on a iPhone screen.
1. Robot changes direction randomly. <br/>2. Hard to control knobs. <br/>3. If you die - start from the beginning. <br/>4. Robot cannot move at this angle - you discover it unpredictable. <br/>5. One star only for graphics and colors.
Mechanics are impossible. Beautiful graphics. I give the developer credit. But with every failure the episode starts from the beginning. A waste of battery. Uninstalled.
This game is similar to Monument Valley but it is sort of like it's less-artistic version. It's a fun game and has kept me entertained even on the tougher levels. If I hadn't played Monument Valley prior to this game I'd probably enjoy it more but it seems like a knock-off to MV.
Good puzzle design and graphics. But lacks heart, with relentless machines smashing g the robot character. Nothing to care about and no rewards. And there’s no way to go back and choose a level to repeat!
I like it I think it is so cool and fun puzzle game are you with me it is so cool right and I am good at it
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