- November 30, 2022
- Licorice ehf
Retro Gadgets
Platforms
About
"Retro Gadgets" is a simulation game where players can collect, build, and experiment with various gadgets from past decades. With a focus on hands-on tinkering and problem-solving, players can learn about the history and functionality of these vintage devices while having fun. The game features realistic physics and a wide range of gadgets to discover, making it a must-play for fans of retro technology.








- The game offers a unique and creative platform for building and programming gadgets, making it a great tool for learning Lua.
- Players appreciate the freedom to design and customize their gadgets, with many enjoying the community aspect and workshop features.
- The game is fun and engaging, providing a satisfying experience for those willing to invest time in learning programming.
- The game requires a solid understanding of Lua programming, which can be a barrier for beginners and those without coding experience.
- Many users find the documentation lacking and the tutorials insufficient, making it difficult to get started.
- There are several bugs and issues with the user interface, such as problems with component snapping and the code editor's functionality.
graphics
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game have received high praise, with a rating of 9.5/10, highlighting a nostalgic 90s aesthetic that enhances the building experience. Players appreciate the variety of visual and sound assets available for creating retro-style games, although some find the coding aspect challenging and lacking in instructional resources. Overall, the graphics contribute significantly to the game's appeal and enjoyment.
“Graphics: 9.5/10”
“Very cool! I just built my first creation and I am impressed by the game's cool graphics and mechanics. I love the paint and all of that.”
“Retro gadgets have a great aesthetic.”
“In fact, it's almost not about hardware except for visuals.”
“Yes, the parts play a big part in that, but the process of building the device is mostly aesthetic.”
“Only thing I don't like is that it's a bit hard to understand the coding aspect; the basics aren't too hard, but something like graphics is. I can't find anyone making videos on how it works, and the learning page doesn't help that much either.”