love the game
Its time to finally prove that robots have souls.
Love the game is a semi-autoclicker unlockable type of game!
For every space button pressed over a passing civilian, your love meter increases. hit target goals to unlock wacky costumes and bonuses to help increase your love points..
Sounds lame? Do the screenshots bore you? Unfortunately due to the suprises of the gameplay and what can actually be unlocked, sadly not much can be shown without spoiling many of the suprises.
But threat not! Heres the setup:
After being cast into a cold and lonely world, rusty robot (thats you) must prove to a taunting god that even robots can love.
Go show him whos boss by opening your heart to the public, chocolates and flowers will best do.
Induldge in a strange campaign that will leave you surely blind by all of the effects and bright colours on screen (its worth it, we promise you).
Behold the addictive gameplay with tons of flashing little numbers and a crowd to cheer you on!
This is surely one game you wont want to miss.
(First game in the “love the game” series)
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loathe the game
The Devil has a new minion! (hint: its you.)
Condem sinners to hell in loathe the game, all with the flick of the spacebar.
Collect souls to power your soul meter and unlock evil upgrades to spawn more minions along the way.
Each goal is something special to make the autoclicking expierience worthwhile and satisfying.
Feel your robo-bones waste away as you do do the beasts dirty work, all in a slight chance that you may finally obtain a real heart.
This is one game that you surely want to miss. Run whilst you still can… or… wheel in that case.
(Part of the “love the game” series)
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Idle Roboto
Game doesn’t have a save function. Do not recommend to anyone wanting to close their game ever.
– Real player with 43.0 hrs in game
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This game is interesting, but it severely lacks in-game information. Different robots have different reactions on blocks, and it can get extremely confusing.
– Real player with 2.4 hrs in game
The Lost Robot - Jigsaw Puzzle Stories
Very nice game. the music and arts are perfect.
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
Nice jigsaw puzzle. The story is very good. I like that.
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
One Way: The Elevator
This is a really lovely game which has been created with so much care and attention to detail. The story is quite sad but in the end very uplifting (no pun intended) as you make your way up the elevator and beyond. There’s a lot of mouse clicking to do to find everything you need and to gain all the achievements but I that didn’t put me off at all as I love making sure I’ve not missed anything vital. The game will still complete without achieving everything - which for me, makes it highly re-playable in order to finally find everything and to find the hidden areas which add quite a bit of extra time to the game. I enjoyed all the puzzles and found them very logical but you need to take notes of anything you feel might be significant for some. Other puzzles are mechanical and there is no skip feature - which is perhaps the only flaw in this game. I loved all the characters that you meet along the way and there is much humour, detail and so many little animations that I’m surprised at the price as this must have taken a lot of time to develop. I loved the previous Cotton games but this is my favourite so far and I hope there is a sequel or something very similar in the pipeline as I for one will be buying it without hesitation.
– Real player with 21.8 hrs in game
What a cute (and a bit sad) game! The art is adorable and the music is relaxing. The story is great and since thee’s no actual verbal dialogue, it can be understood and played by everyone regardless of your language (of course you still have to navigate through the menu and whatnot). The story had a bit of depth to it, and it does leave the player a bit of guesswork in the end, but no matter how you piece together the ending, it’s still really good (although, again it can be a bit sad). The puzzles themselves are mostly easy, I only had a bit of trouble with 2 or 3 of them, but I could eventually figure them out.
– Real player with 7.6 hrs in game
Fastest Hands In The WASD
Really nice simple idle with good mechanics.
The devs are also really nice and every problem I had they fixed!
The prestige system is painless and you can see the benefits quickly.
The clothes are silly and the skins on the weapons look nice (wish there were more!)
The pets are also pure RNG and are a nice little sink to put extra plats into hoping for the best.
I was playing before they added most of these elements and each one has blended in well.
I liked the first version and have had it open since!
– Real player with 1449.7 hrs in game
TLDR - Worth the money for the idle mode, and the idle mode is very good! Other sections of the game are fun for a bit but unpolished. Keep in mind this review was made during Patch 11 so things will undoubtedly change.
Idle mode is great, and is one of the best idlers I’ve ever played no doubt. There’s enough content and fun references to keep you entertained for as long or as little as you want. The animations are fun and clever; the weapons, elements, critical system, and hats are very interesting too. If I had to make one critique here I’d say the pacing is a bit off; it starts out sluggish for the first 15ish waves (can be skipped after getting an in-game upgrade) and then by the time you’ve got your fifth or sixth gold hat you literally can’t click fast enough to spend the silver you’ve accrued. After your 50th prestige it is a racing game for how fast you can click, and you won’t spend your money before it’s time to prestige again.
– Real player with 152.4 hrs in game
The ordinary case of Margaret Luoni
The head of the laboratory turned to Dirk for help in the investigation of the murder of his employee. What happened to one of the greatest minds in the Cat Head Nebula? What color do the Sumlings hate? Where can I get carbs for my secretary? And in what order did the great Blork Gnarbs draw his pictures? Why me?
You will find the answer to these and other obviously important questions by helping Dirk in the investigation.
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World: In a world where teleportation and robots are as commonplace as a cup of coffee, there are almost no living plants left. Humans are a lower caste and they are doing the work that hardly anyone else wants to do. For example, to investigate murders. The Margaret Luoni case is one of detective Dirk’s many investigations. There will be others! Learn new details of the futuristic universe and meet new galactic races.
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Plot: Travel between planets of the Cat Head Nebula, interrogate witnesses, and find new evidence. Solve puzzles and approach different witnesses with Galactic Handbooks. There are no obvious solutions here, find your own way to solve problems and get 2 different endings.
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Graphics: Everything from locations to the smallest of objects is hand-drawn, as well as painstakingly created character animations
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Music: amazingly atmospheric music
Before the battery´s over
Very good puzzle, I’m afraid there are only 7 scenes left and I only have 40% of the battery, I need finish before the battery runs out! A great experience and I think I will have a great ending!
– Real player with 11.3 hrs in game
Simple and effective artstyle and storytelling.
I’m not in the middle of the game yet, and had to come and recommend this game.
– Real player with 9.5 hrs in game