Posted on: June 16, 2014

eleve

Jeux: 848 Avis: 2

loved the game but...

Having slightly disabled hands, I have to be quite careful what I buy so I don't end up buying something I can't use and a game to just look at is a waste of money and certainly no fun :) So, after looking through reviews and being told that this game has no repetitive or other movements that would make it impossible for me to play, I bought Machinarium shortly after it was released (I think that was even before GOG existed :) ). I loved the game (still do) though I struggled a bit with some of the movements required. This is a beautiful adventure game with a lot of interactivity and in my opinion it still looks as good Today as it did then BUT then I arrived at a scene (the bicycle scene if you wanted to know :) ) where you have to do lots of repetitive movements, almost comparable to quick time events and after trying time and time again, I had to give up and so this game is still unfinished, years later. I sent msgs to the developers at the time, asking for help...anything that would make this scene playable for me but no response. That was very disappointing for me as especially as I had been told there were no such scenes in this game before I bought it. Anyway, lesson learned and I am more careful these days but if there is anybody here with problematic hands who is uncertain about buying Machinarium I'd suggest watch a walkthrough and decide after that or you'll end up with a wonderful, whimsical, beautiful, fun, great but in the end unplayable game.

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Posted on: April 2, 2019

CharlieLima79

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Jeux: 638 Avis: 149

Charming game with some flawed puzzles

Amanita Design is synonymous with fantastic visual and audio design in games. Just look at their flagship series, ‘Samorost’. Even if you’re not a fan of their puzzles, you’ll very likely find their blend of whimsical characters, colourful palette, and atmospheric soundtrack appealing. ‘Machinarium’, Amanita Design’s first full-length game, has all the strengths and weaknesses that embodies the developer’s flagship titles. ‘Machinarium’ may be close to being 10 years old at the time of this review, but it still looks and sounds fantastic, and plays really well. Although the game is set in a world of metallic robots, the masterful use of dark lines and various shades of grey and brown never gets dull. In fact, the occasional splash of vibrant colours helps to bring characters, objects and locations of interest to your attention. The soundtrack is also very pleasing and immersive. While ‘Machinarium’ is visually and aurally appealing, I find its puzzles a bit of a mixed bag. The collection of puzzles is diverse, ranging from inventory puzzles to logic games. The developers even threw in arcade games for good measure. Puzzle lovers may appreciate the variety, but I find the lack of a cohesive theme annoying at times. With the disjointed presentation of puzzles, you’ll find yourself thinking carefully in a switch puzzle in one moment, and getting irritated by a Connect 5 game in the next. After that, you may start pulling your hair out by pace-killing bead sliding puzzles, before you breeze through inventory puzzles and wonder why you need to play 'Space Invader' to proceed. In spite of a few shortcomings, ‘Machinarium’ is a great adventure game that has withstood the test of time so far. Like many Amanita Design titles, I find it slightly overpriced for what you get. Depending on how well you’re at solving puzzles, ‘Machinarium’ can be a short gaming experience. This is worth keeping in mind before you buy this game, which I highly recommend for you to do.

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Posted on: December 17, 2019

ScareCrow91

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Jeux: 109 Avis: 2

100% recommended

This game is visualy like your most beatiful nightmare you ever had. Puzzles are challenging, but solvable. Only negativum is an absence of Machinarium 2.

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Posted on: April 13, 2020

loitith

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Jeux: 52 Avis: 1

Super jeu à (presque) tout point de vue

Le jeu est relativement facile (encore que certains problèmes pourront vous occuper un petit moment), mais loin d’être frustrant cela permet au contraire d’avancer à un bon rythme sans pour autant être dénué de défi. Plusieurs petits « mini-jeux » le parsèment, faisant agréablement varier le gameplay. La bande son d’ambiance est excellente et accompagne à merveille vos réflexions. Les graphismes magnifiques (mais je vous laisse en juger vous-mêmes à partir des captures d’écrans) ne noient pas dans le décor les objets que vous devez récupérer pour progresser, ceux-ci restant suffisament visibles pour que vous ne passiez pas des heures à parcourir chaque recoin de chaque zone à la recherche de l’objet qu’il vous manque pour débloquer la suite de l’histoire. Celle-ci manque cruellement d’originalité, toutefois, et sert surtout d’excuse pour se plonger dans le bel univers qui nous est proposé. À noter que le plein écran générait sur mon ordinateur une lenteur du curseur qui n’était pas gênante en général mais m’a empêché de résoudre un passage : il m’a fallu passer en mode fenêtré pour pouvoir le faire, même en connaissant la solution. Ceci mis à part, c’était un véritable plaisir de jouer à ce jeu.

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Posted on: September 23, 2020

DennyDJ

Jeux: 10 Avis: 1

The Best

It is very cool game! I hope maybe soon i buy Machinarium - II Try play it plz! It is real vegy good game!

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