- November 16, 2023
- Three Dots Games
THE MULLER-POWELL PRINCIPLE: Foreword
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About
You are Harry Herman, an employee of the scientific organization Delta Laboratories, which was engaged in studies of possible ways to travel through dimensions. You were a part of a project that was supposed to benefit all humanity, but something went very wrong. Solve different puzzles and outsmart your enemies using physics interactions and your unique device - the Portable Energy Manipulator…











- The game features an imaginative energy absorption mechanic that adds depth to puzzle-solving.
- Visually appealing environments and graphics that rival more established titles.
- The demo is free, allowing players to experience the game without financial commitment.
- The game suffers from janky physics, including camera flips and walking glitches that disrupt gameplay.
- Voice acting and dialogue are poorly executed, leading to unconvincing character interactions.
- Many puzzles feel overly simplistic or contrived, with excessive exposition that hampers player engagement.
gameplay
39 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the prologue has received mixed reviews, with some praising the imaginative energy absorption gun mechanics and engaging puzzles reminiscent of titles like Half-Life and Portal. However, many players found the experience marred by excessive exposition, basic puzzles, and technical issues, leading to a lack of immersion and enjoyment. Overall, while the game shows potential with its visuals and mechanics, it requires further refinement to fully captivate players.
“I like the game; it's pretty good, it has good quality, simple mechanics, good story. What I liked the most was the ray machine; it was a gem with a good variety of rays, like the red ray that breaks windows, the green ray that slows down time, and the white ray to blind the cameras.”
“A fantastic game featuring captivating puzzles and diverse locations that keeps the gameplay engaging at all times.”
“The puzzle mechanics with the element gun are fun, and the environment is really well detailed.”
“But the biggest issue with this prologue is that it is too exposition-heavy with no interesting mechanics or puzzles to solve that could draw players into wanting to play the full game.”
“Tldr: despite its high production values, this 3D first-puzzle has a messy start and fails to engage you either with its story or its puzzle mechanics.”
“The gameplay feels like a walking simulator with little interesting visuals, the only things catching my eye being the static effects on the objects that give me a headache.”