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How does it work!?

11%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
18% User Score Based on 11 reviews

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How does it work!? - Physics game in the genre of puzzle-constructor, performed in 3D graphics. Many levels have been added to the game, each of which contains tasks to be completed. You will have to strain your head to figure out how to correctly apply the provided details to achieve the goal of the level. Also, there is a free game where you can make a map yourself and come up with your own inte…

How does it work!? screenshot
How does it work!? screenshot
How does it work!? screenshot
How does it work!? screenshot
How does it work!? screenshot
How does it work!? screenshot
How does it work!? screenshot

18%
Audience ScoreBased on 11 reviews
gameplay2 negative mentions

  • The game features a variety of tools and stages, allowing for creative puzzle-solving.
  • It has a nostalgic feel for fans of classic puzzle games like The Incredible Machine.
  • The developer has addressed some issues, such as fixing a previously broken achievement.
  • The game suffers from unpredictable physics, leading to frustrating and inconsistent outcomes.
  • There is no explanation of how the game mechanics work, leaving players confused and reliant on trial and error.
  • Players cannot move placed components, making experimentation tedious and often requiring complete restarts of levels.
  • graphics
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics received mixed reviews, with some praising the modern visuals and 3D effects that enhance spatial perception, while others criticized the overall blandness and inconsistency, particularly in background elements and menus. Users noted a lack of variety in graphics and limitations in sharing creations, leading to a somewhat repetitive visual experience.

    • “It's similar to The Incredible Machine, just that here you have modern visuals and some different features.”
    • “The graphics were okay to good; I especially liked the 3D effects, which give the whole experience a very spatial feel.”
    • “Many graphics, especially in the background and menu, look a bit inconsistent. I guess the images like the brick wall are photos, with different brightness and mood than the graphics of the elements.”
    • “The graphics are bland; there's no way to share your creations, and you're limited on size and space.”
    • “Many graphics are almost the same, the wall as background or even the blackboard in the menu screen.”
    • “Many graphics - especially in the background and menu - look a bit inconsistent. I guess the images like the brick wall are photos, with different brightness and mood than the graphics of the elements.”
  • gameplay
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is marred by broken mechanics and poor design choices, leading to a frustrating experience that detracts from the overall enjoyment of the puzzle-solving elements.

    • “It would be a simple puzzle completion affair if not for its absolutely broken mechanics.”
    • “I played the game anyway, and I noticed many things that are simply unattractive in terms of game design, and they certainly have a negative impact on the gameplay and gaming experience.”
  • music
    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in the game received mixed feedback, with some players finding the soundtrack acceptable but overly loud compared to other sound elements. The lack of volume control was a common frustration, leading to a desire for the option to deactivate the music entirely.

    • “The soundtrack was okay, but personally, it was too loud compared to the other sounds. It's annoying when there is no volume control; otherwise, I would have liked to deactivate the music.”

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