Machinarium
Point and click adventure game from the creators of Samorost and Samorost 2
A little robot is discarded in a scrapyard and must find his way back into the city, escape his longtime tormentors the Black Cap Brotherhood, foil their bomb plot and rescue his robotic girlfriend.
Required OS: not specified
Tags:
pointandclick
, puzzle
, adventure
, game
Reviews
John Bardinelli
... a game so well-conceived and implemented it can confidently launch as one of the best point-and-click adventures of all time. […]
Destructoid
"...if you're even remotely interested in adventure or puzzle games, you'd be a complete fool not to check out Machinarium." […]
IndieGames.com
"...some of the most staggeringly beautiful visuals and animations we've seen from an indie game in a good long while" […]
Edge
"Amanita Design shows care and understanding of the genre, trimming away some of the tedious outmoded conventions which [other games in the genre] follow." […]
Eurogamer
"...a paradoxically gentle yet punishing riff on a genre that, until now, had been revived but sadly defanged for modern players." […]
Resolution Magazine
"...if you have even a passing interest in adventure games or the indie scene, take this as the highest of recommendations." […]
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5 Opinions
2 Patches are out:
http://machinarium.net/blog/2009/11/29/machinarium-patch-02/
the only thing I disliked, was not being able to de-select a tool via right-click.
Otherwise, the game is flash-based, as is the demo.
I only played the (somewhat short) demo, but it was really nice
Very nice game.
I really enjoyed Machinarium and I can recommend this game to everyone who loves classic point-and-click adventures. Unique artsy design and atmospheric soundtrack, clever riddles and logic puzzles and a cute story with entertaining slapstick elements. The ending arrives a bit too soon, though.