Brilliant... Simply brilliant!

I love this game so far. The ads are to be expected, and they aren’t very clustering if you really focus on the game, not the ads. The attention to detail is beautiful, and if you like fast-paced puzzles, using your sharp skills, and being perceptive, you will love this game. Or, if you just like tapping things and randomly throwing two-and-two together to make four, then you will also like this game! The battery timer isn’t something you really need to worry about. Just look around, observe the area, and you’ll find them. They’re not very well hidden. Use this to your advantage! As for the puzzles, they are easy. You just have to experiment a little, then you will figure out exactly what you need to do. Have fun!

Lots of levels, good casual game

I bought the full version pretty quickly after the first couple of ads and it’s worth the money. There are a lot of levels. The puzzles skew easy which suits me fine for what it is: a casual point and click that passes the time. I don’t like the timer aspect of it. Even when you pay, the energy goes out and you have to refill it (for free) and continue. So I’m constantly looking for batteries to prevent this. I also don’t like that they encourage you to finish as quickly as possible by giving stars based on your time. If I don’t get three stars the first time, I get no pleasure retracing my exact steps faster to satisfy some arbitrary reward. It took a while for me to clue in that getting three stars on every level gives no benefit. In short, the reward mechanism seems tailored toward people who DON’T pay vs. those that do.

Great game

Edit 2023:…..I really enjoyed playing this game, but as of Aug 2023, there have been no new levels since, at least that I know of, Feb. 2022. So, I guess it’s time to delete this app. It was nice while it lasted. I love that they give so many free batteries that you can use as clues, if they are needed. I completed the game with over 384 batteries left. I’ve seen ppl state that because of the timer, they can’t appreciate all the work that goes into each level. I guess they are unaware that they can replay each & every level as many times as they choose to admire the work without losing any of their batteries.

Tiny robots, Big fun!

I’ve only been playing for about an hour, but this game is totally worth it! It’s much like other good games in its genre- it’s cute, well thought-out, and challenging but not too hard. I find myself smiling as I play it. A few ads, but not aggravating, and to be fair, I went ahead and downloaded one of the ad games that looked worthy. One of the best puzzle games I’ve played from the App Store. Glad I “stumbled” onto this, and would recommend.

Beautiful and fun until the batteries need to be replenished

I really loved this game, except it wouldn't give me enough time to solve many of the puzzles. At least you're allowed to earn batteries, which are needed to continue the level -by watching ads for other games. Some of the levels were easy and some of the levels were frustrating. Couple of times I just wasn't seeing what I should have been doing. I understand that the company needs to make money by selling the batteries. This led me to another game by the same company, Snapbreak Games. Warning. It's hard to quit and I played way too long, going from level to level.

Pretty diversion

The game is good looking and kinda sorta fun. Haven’t played through the whole thing yet, but it asked me to give a review already, so… Most of the puzzles are quite easy, though a few have been not at all clear and were solved more or less by chance, because with a timer ticking it seemed more efficient to bull my way through than spend the time actually figuring out the puzzle. That’s worked so far, but isn’t really what I’m looking for in a puzzle game. 4 stars for slick graphics and fairly intuitive gameplay.

Mediocre

While this game is polished enough, has plenty of levels, and much of the 3D modeling is cute, there’s a laziness about it all. The narrative is thin and nonsensical, the levels have no logical progression or relationship to each other, and the mechanical tasks are mostly trivial and unimaginative. The “hacking puzzles” do get harder as you progress, but they are repetitive, grow more tedious, and are not worth the bother. At least they are skippable. There’s an attempt at adding a speed element, but that conflicts with enjoying the design work, which is the best thing this game has going. Overall: quantity but not quality.

Pretty good!

Really pleasing look to it. I love that it's more than just tapping—you often have to move things around for yourself. The menu is a little laggy (button delay), but the levels themselves are pretty interesting and fun. I wish there were a bigger variety of puzzles in the levels instead of repeating previous ones. The ads after every level is a bit annoying since the levels are so short, but the game is an overall fun experience!

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