- February 27, 2023
- Bear Minimum Games
Cache Grabbers
Platforms
About
"Cache Grabbers" is a relaxing walking simulator set in a low-stakes, cartographic world with an ambient soundtrack. Players uncover clues about their origin and the world's secrets by powering up landmarks and triangulating to reveal sections of the map. Through exploration, players gather hidden playful knick-knacks and discover the weird, broken aspects of this world. The ultimate goal is to GRAB THE CACHE and find a way out.









- The game offers a relaxing and charming experience, making it easy to pick up and play for all ages.
- Puzzles are engaging and well-designed, allowing for creative solutions and exploration without being overly challenging.
- The visuals, ambient sound, and overall aesthetic contribute to a calming atmosphere, making it a great game for unwinding.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive, as it often involves performing the same basic steps to complete levels without much variation.
- Some players found the interface slow, with lengthy animations that hindered the pacing of the game.
- While the game has potential, many felt it lacked depth and could benefit from more content and evolved mechanics.
gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is centered around a unique triangulation mechanic that offers a satisfying experience as players solve puzzles, but it lacks depth and variety, leading to a sense of tedium over time. While the initial learning curve is manageable and the map design is user-friendly, some players may find the pacing frustrating as they navigate through predetermined paths despite knowing the solutions. Overall, the game combines enjoyable music and humor with a creative concept, but it ultimately falls short in expanding its mechanics.
“I've never played a game where triangulation is the primary game mechanic, but this game shows that there is certainly a level of satisfaction with crossing lines and coloring in maps.”
“There's a little bit of a learning curve when initially figuring out what the game wants you to do, but once you figure out the handful of mechanics it's smooth sailing.”
“Not much story (none until the end if you don't find any of the secrets), but the puzzles are all centered around a concept that it teaches in the beginning, and increases the difficulty without adding any new mechanics.”
“The music was nice and chill, the sense of humour is fun, and I respect the developer coming up with a creative new mechanic to build a game around, but unfortunately I find the actual gameplay just tedious.”
“While useful at the beginning when players are still trying to wrap their heads around the mechanics, by the last few levels I just wished that the map would immediately draw the line I wanted.”