- January 7, 2013
- wins_84
- 2h median play time
Orbox C
Platforms
About
Orbox C is a great puzzle game with sliding block in space. Blow bombs, break the ice, collect orbs, activate sensors and more great stuff for your brain! The game starts easy and slowly grows in difficulty to challenge and trick your mind in the most interesting ways!










- Engaging and mind-bending puzzles that gradually increase in difficulty, keeping players challenged and entertained.
- Visually appealing graphics and a pleasant soundtrack that enhance the overall gaming experience.
- A large variety of levels and mechanics that prevent the gameplay from becoming repetitive, making it a great time-waster.
- Some levels can be frustratingly difficult, leading to potential player frustration.
- Limited options for settings, such as volume control and resolution adjustments, which may detract from the user experience.
- The game lacks innovative mechanics compared to other puzzle games, making it feel somewhat generic.
- gameplay63 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay of Orbox C is praised for its engaging and addictive puzzle mechanics, which are introduced at a rapid pace, keeping the experience fresh and challenging. Players appreciate the variety of mechanics and objectives that evolve throughout the game, ensuring that each level presents new challenges while maintaining a clear understanding of how to solve them. Overall, the game successfully combines simplicity with depth, making it accessible yet thought-provoking for players.
“The game itself is relatively simple to look at, but it elevates itself with the amount of different mechanics they put into play, and they do so quickly.”
“You have a lot of puzzles to solve as well as interesting and creative mechanics with which these puzzles are built. It really makes you think, and that is appreciated since games of this kind are very important to stimulate the mind.”
“Every few levels, a new mechanic is introduced to keep gameplay fresh, such as bombs, teleporters, and collections.”
“While the mechanics are nothing too special, the stages are very well done.”
“I didn’t find anything that I felt I hadn’t seen before; however, it takes solid timeless mechanics that are continuously reused.”
“The worst part is that just as you think you're getting the hang of it, they introduce a new mechanic just to make sure you're confused again...”