- May 13, 2019
- Yaeko
ReThink | Evolved 3
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About
ReThink | Evolved 3 is a futuristic puzzle game that utilizes laser-based puzzles with enhanced gameplay and improved performance compared to its predecessor. With 40 new puzzles, redesigned cubes, and improved visuals, this game aims to provide a more varied and optimized experience for players. This installment also introduces a new gameplay feature that expands on the core mechanics of the series.








- The game features stunning visuals and clever new mechanics that enhance the puzzle-solving experience.
- Puzzles are designed to be relaxing and enjoyable, making it a great choice for casual players and fans of the series.
- The introduction of new elements, such as color-select cubes and colored mirrors, adds depth and variety to the gameplay.
- Many puzzles are considered too easy, lacking the challenge found in previous entries of the series.
- The game lacks a compelling story or narrative, which some players feel would enhance the overall experience.
- The final levels, while visually impressive, are perceived as straightforward and not a fitting climax to the game.
gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay in "Rethink: Evolved 3" is characterized by clever and satisfying puzzles that gradually introduce new mechanics, keeping the experience fresh and engaging. While many puzzles are relatively simple, the addition of new elements like color manipulation and various redirecting mechanics adds complexity and depth. Overall, players appreciate the unique twists on familiar mechanics, although some feel the game may be easier than its predecessors.
“Evolved 3 added three new puzzle elements to keep the gameplay interesting, and you can see two of them in action in the below screenshot.”
“Had a blast solving each room and the new mechanics gave the game a new degree of difficulty.”
“The different redirecting mechanics (single output, dual output, triple output, switchable dual output, and prism/color select triple output), as well as combining and splitting of colors, allows for very complex puzzles.”
“Most puzzles are very simple, and I did not even have to look into a walkthrough once, despite some new mechanics being introduced.”
“My only minor complaint is that every game so far includes starter puzzles to introduce all the mechanics.”
“Every single one has a different look, different mechanics, but the same feel.”