- December 16, 2022
- Myre36
Project R4T
Platforms
About
Take control of a test subject tasked with testing out a new device capable of shrinking and enlarging the user. You will be tasked with completing tests, all designed around the tester's height and weight. Platform, collect keycards, and fit through small gaps in this short single-player experience. Features: You can make yourself larger and smaller with a simple press of a button. With this, y…



- The game features a unique mechanic of changing sizes, which adds an interesting twist to the puzzles.
- Voice acting and dialogue are well done, providing a fun and engaging experience.
- Despite its short length, the game is enjoyable and serves as a great time killer.
- The game is very short, with many players completing it in under 30 minutes.
- There are several bugs and issues with movement, particularly with stairs and jumping mechanics.
- The puzzles lack challenge and variety, making the gameplay feel simplistic and underdeveloped.
- gameplay22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is praised for its innovative shrink and grow mechanics, which are simple and enjoyable, but many reviewers feel these features are underutilized. While the game is fun and offers a compelling story, it lacks depth due to limited content and mechanics, suggesting that a sequel could greatly enhance the experience with more complex puzzles and improved gameplay elements. Overall, the game shows promise as a student project but leaves players wanting more.
“Even for a student project, it is brilliant and I had such a fun time with the mechanics of changing one's size.”
“Fun game, interesting mechanic, easy puzzles, slightly forced dialogue at the beginning but fun story throughout.”
“It's not often you come by a new game mechanic, but you did it in your student project.”
“It could be turned into a proper game by simply adding more content: more 3D models in the rooms, more levels, some more mechanics.”
“Seemed like the growing mechanic was underused.”
“I hope the team is making a sequel with bigger and more complex puzzles with this mechanic.”