- March 2, 2023
- Hapatus Ltd
- 12h median play time
Stuffo the Puzzle Bot
Platforms
About
"Stuffo the Puzzle Bot" is a laid-back puzzle game where you help the eponymous robot solve mind-bending puzzles using various blocks to reach the exit. The game features 65 levels, a chill original soundtrack, and approachable yet challenging gameplay. It is accessible with simple controls and does not require quick reflexes, making it a relaxed puzzle experience.











- Stuffo the Puzzle Bot features clever and well-designed puzzles that provide a satisfying challenge without being overwhelming.
- The game has a charming pixel art style and an excellent soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- It offers a smooth learning curve with mechanics that are easy to understand, allowing players to experiment and discover solutions creatively.
- Some puzzles can be frustratingly tricky, particularly when trying to collect optional atoms for extra challenges.
- The visual variety is somewhat limited, as the environments do not change significantly between levels.
- A hint system could improve the experience by providing subtle nudges towards solutions without giving everything away.
- music80 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, with many players praising its quality and atmospheric contribution to the overall experience. The soundtrack, described as a blend of electronic and ambient styles, enhances the game's charm and complements its pixel art visuals, creating a calming yet engaging backdrop for puzzle-solving. While some noted the limited variety of tracks, the overall consensus is that the music is a standout feature that elevates the gameplay.
“The music is both tranquil and entrancing, making it the perfect accompaniment to my work playlist.”
“I love the down to earth but charming pixel art visual style and the game has a very calming, yet uplifting soundtrack.”
“Great game, great puzzles, great soundtrack.”
“On the other hand, although the soundtrack is composed of a few synthesized (sometimes melancholic) melodies with some effects mixed in-between, they won't really urge you to mute them as you try to figure out the solution to a certain level.”
“A lot of attention went into the atmosphere (which can be best described as 'forlorn'), between the pixel art effects and the haunting electro music (the style of which reminds me of 'A Spice Opera', the soundtrack of the Dune game from 1992).”
“Thought the music was strange at first but it grew on me.”