Steamburg

if you don't want to go insane, don't play it

Steamburg is alright, but very average. The story is shoehorned in place to piece everything together and some of the puzzles are more frustrating than they need to be (because of pathing issues and bad AI), but overall it's not a bad game. The game is constantly on sale for about a dollar on various stores, so if you catch it cheap and it looks interesting then give it a go.

Steamburg, developed by Telehorse and published by M.INDIE, is a steampunk puzzle-adventure that blends atmospheric storytelling with methodical, strategy-driven gameplay. Set in a city overrun by hostile mechanical constructs, the game follows Professor Vincent Cornelius Moore, a brilliant but physically vulnerable scientist who must navigate the ruins of Steamburg in search of his missing fiancée. Rather than presenting a traditional action-oriented experience, Steamburg builds its identity around tension, vulnerability, and careful planning. From the outset, it is clear that this is not a power fantasy; the protagonist is not a soldier or a warrior, but an intellectual forced to survive in a city that has turned against its inhabitants. The central gameplay mechanic revolves around avoidance and indirect confrontation. Vincent carries no conventional weaponry and cannot defeat enemies through brute force. Instead, he relies on small electric bombs capable of temporarily stunning or redirecting enemy robots. These devices serve as distractions rather than lethal tools, encouraging players to manipulate the environment rather than dominate it. Many encounters require luring mecha…

Logical part is good, but the ,,energy drop style"...

For me, it's just not fun. Kinda slow and simple and clunky.

boring and bad game design, dont buy or play this please