LogicBots

First and foremost, people who write like "this is fun, but it needs some time to do things in game" are clowns. This thing is unplayable. I've played Robot Arena and Mindrover in the past. THEESE are the GAMES about building robots. They are intuitive and feel like you are building a real thing. Here you need to actually learn why and where you can and cannot attach the wheels. WTF?? You need to get used to stupid controls in the editor. I dunno, but it feels like you can't even snap parts to the grid or make bot symmetrical. You can't rotate logical parts. Really? If it IS possible, then it is still VERY BAD controlls setup. I highly don't recommend this. The whole concept of this game is nonsense. It is counterintuitive in its nature.

LogicBots is a distinctive engineering puzzle game that turns robot construction into the heart of its problem-solving experience. Instead of controlling a fully prepared machine, players are expected to build their own robots from individual components, connect the necessary circuitry, and determine how each creation will accomplish a specific objective. Developed and published by Incandescent Games, it combines mechanical construction, logic, physics, and experimentation into an experience that feels closer to a compact robotics workshop than a conventional puzzle game. The campaign offers 40 levels alongside five tutorials designed to introduce the fundamentals of construction and control. Each challenge gives the player a problem that must be solved through an appropriately designed robot. This means success begins before the machine ever starts moving. Choosing components, deciding where they should be positioned, and figuring out how they interact are all essential parts of the puzzle. Some creations can be controlled directly, while others need to operate autonomously, forcing players to think about how their machines will respond without constant intervention. One of the …

Buggy, glitchy flippin' mess. Clunky UI, half-baked tutorial, breadboards that can't be replaced after accidental removal, wires seem to invisibly stick to mouse cursor causing unintended connections to other nodes, etc. I just can not recommend. I really wish that I could.

good if you get it to work otherwise eh

Very think intesive. Much mental stimulation. Dangerously high satisfactorisationation yes.

It's ight. At times, it can be really hard with solutions that aren't intuitive. Pick it up when it's on sale.