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I remember going through days and days of getting past the BCA teacher at my school to play Cube, and I was so happy when I beat it. I just couldn't leave it alone until I did.
Nano 3 was the first one i ever played, and I fell in love with it immediately.
However, I REALLY love Cube and Tower. Island and Planet are great, but they're pretty straight forward even though they're really challenging to nail down the final order details, and it gets to be more of a chore waiting for all the last animations to play out AGAIN to see if you've won or lost.
Cube and Tower, though, you don't know where things are going to go. It's like the puzzle game is also an adventure game because you want to see how and where things will continue to grow and unfold. The endings for Cube and Tower are so much more surprising and greater than you expected that it makes them some of my all time favorite Internet timekillers to date.
Hope you guys enjoy! This shit is fun!
However, I REALLY love Cube and Tower. Island and Planet are great, but they're pretty straight forward even though they're really challenging to nail down the final order details, and it gets to be more of a chore waiting for all the last animations to play out AGAIN to see if you've won or lost.
Cube and Tower, though, you don't know where things are going to go. It's like the puzzle game is also an adventure game because you want to see how and where things will continue to grow and unfold. The endings for Cube and Tower are so much more surprising and greater than you expected that it makes them some of my all time favorite Internet timekillers to date.
Hope you guys enjoy! This shit is fun!
Yeah! I love how misleading the Tower game can be. Some of the wrong order goes sooo far in depth that you think "Man, this has to be in, this is going to be the right order!" And then you end up being wayyyy short. The way in which each piece can interact in completely different ways with a few pieces if it's above or below is impressive.
Most of the Grow games ignore the majority of the possible paths' outcomes, but Tower feels like there's actually a unique path for every possible outcome of clicks. So damn impressive in how well designed it is.
Most of the Grow games ignore the majority of the possible paths' outcomes, but Tower feels like there's actually a unique path for every possible outcome of clicks. So damn impressive in how well designed it is.
Suggestion for more Mind Teaser games?
http://niffpage.greywool.com/files/Games/Riddle.zip
By Nifflas of Knytt fame. Windows only, crashes occasionally on 64-bit architectures (I've only run this on XP)
One of those games where you have to try to figure out what the developer wants you to do.
http://niffpage.greywool.com/files/Games/Riddle.zip
By Nifflas of Knytt fame. Windows only, crashes occasionally on 64-bit architectures (I've only run this on XP)
One of those games where you have to try to figure out what the developer wants you to do.
These were pretty damn nifty. I think I've played Cube before, but never through to the end. Just spent the past couple of hours finishing all of these. Awesome.
Suggestion: the Sub Machine series
Suggestion: the Sub Machine series
Wow... there is no logic to how any of the grow stuff works. It's just ordering.
I can sum it up with AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH! It's super frustrating.
I can sum it up with AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH! It's super frustrating.
Are Archwright and I the only ones who could never really get attached to these? I mean, I'm truly fascinated by the way the objects interact, but most of the logic involved in getting to the ending is ludicrous, and this is coming from someone who grew up loving old-school adventure games.
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