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FusionDexterity

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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 02:28 Post subject: The Tiny Bang Story	Quick Quote Quote

The Tiny Bang Story is set on the fictitious world, Tiny Planet. When an asteroid hits, its fragile world breaks into pieces. You’ll have to recover its lost beauty and help the population of Tiny Planet. Through five chapters, you’ll solve numerous puzzles and fix imaginative machines in a point & click environment.

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human_steel

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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 11:11 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

This sounds interesting. I took a glimpse at it while browsing through Steam's catalogue yesterday. Somehow it reminds me of Machinarium with its art and directional approach.

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human_steel

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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 13:08 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

The.Tiny.Bang.Story.v1.0.1.10.full-THETA

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Bob Barnsen

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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 16:26 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

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Pl@tinum

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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 16:43 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Wow, this game is great!!

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JahLux
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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 16:48 Post subject:

human_steel wrote:

This sounds interesting. I took a glimpse at it while browsing through Steam's catalogue yesterday. Somehow it reminds me of Machinarium with its art and directional approach. Smile

+1 Anything similiar to Machinarium is a win win imo

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kouga

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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 19:43 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Only the art style is similar to Machinarium, that's about it. This game is more of a hidden object game than an adventure game. It's still pretty fun though, well worth getting. But this game has the most annoying hint system I have ever seen, you have to click on like 30 flies that are flying around the screen to get a single hint.....major waste of time.

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Hfric

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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 20:00 Post subject:

kouga wrote:

Only the art style is similar to Machinarium, that's about it. This game is more of a hidden object game than an adventure game. It's still pretty fun though, well worth getting.

But this game has the most annoying hint system I have ever seen, you have to click on like 30 flies that are flying around the screen to get a single hint.....major waste of time.

+1

its a hidden shit game masked as a adventure but failed in the plot line

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human_steel

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Posted: Sat, 23rd Apr 2011 20:03 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

I completely agree. It's interesting until a certain point. After that it gets boring. Well, it was worth a try.

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ixigia
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Posted: Sun, 24th Apr 2011 14:51 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

It looked like a very inspired game, but as kouga perfectly said there's too much emphasis on pixel hunting (i.e. look at the screen for 10 minutes in order to find a damn bulb ), with basically no story/interesting characters. Very disappointing :/ Random creations of an insane mind / Screens from Bulgaria [Early Access]

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DarkRohirrim

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Posted: Tue, 10th May 2011 21:15 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

This one was really fun to watch (and annoying at times) . NZXT S340 ELITE : EVGA Z370 FTW / [ Intel i7 8086k @4.0Ghz ][ ASUS TUF RTX 3060 Ti 8GB ][ 16GB G.Skill Trident Z @3200mhz CL16 ][ 128GB Intel760p Series + 1TB Crucial MX500 + 3TB WD RED ][ Thermaltake Toughpower PF1 650W ]

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djaoni

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Posted: Tue, 10th May 2011 23:51 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Yeah, watching TotalBiscuit try to get through puzzles and adventure games is torture.

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