M.U.S.T. Repeat
Old Men Games · 2020 · Indie, Puzzle, 2D, Difficult, Singleplayer
PC
4 user reviews100% · 4
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About M.U.S.T. Repeat
M.U.S.T. (Memory Usage Set To) Repeat is a logical puzzle game in which tiny robot Q.T. is evaluated for its cognitive abilities by solving the puzzles in the scientific testing facility. If all the tests are completed successfully, it may even improve the future of the planet. Q.T. uses the unique Repeat mechanic to navigate the rooms and defeat enemies. The higher the Repeat is, the more difficult it is to navigate through the room, but you have to increase your Repeat in order to defeat the higher level Guard Bots.
The test rooms are the only location in the game, but as the game progresses, you pass through the four different areas represented by new tilesets. The areas introduce new mechanics with which Q.T. must repeat the process of level completion in challenging and interesting ways while still using its core unique mechanic.
• First area - Enemies and Junctions
• Second area - introduces Holes
• Third area - introduces Collapsable tiles
• Fourth area - introduces Redirection tiles
Through repeating trial and error you can achieve the goal.
The test rooms are the only location in the game, but as the game progresses, you pass through the four different areas represented by new tilesets. The areas introduce new mechanics with which Q.T. must repeat the process of level completion in challenging and interesting ways while still using its core unique mechanic.
• First area - Enemies and Junctions
• Second area - introduces Holes
• Third area - introduces Collapsable tiles
• Fourth area - introduces Redirection tiles
Through repeating trial and error you can achieve the goal.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[i]M.U.S.T. Repeat[/i] bears a spartan veneer, but there are some cleverly constructed puzzles lurking under the chassis. The aptly named robot Q.T. is undergoing testing and needs your assistance in dispatching scores of frowning guard bots. Through the use of its repeat function, Q.T. can overcome these sour-faced sentinels and extinguish the negativity in each chamber. The repeat function dictates the number of tiles that Q.T. will travel past during each move; while maneuverability is generally best when the repeat count is low, a repeat value equal to or greater than a guard bot's assigned value must be maintained if Q.T. is to emerge victorious in battle. Junction blocks located throughout most of the chambers can be used to increase or decrease Q.T.'s repeat value as required. Deducing the proper sequences can be slightly daunting, but all potential movement options are nicely highlighted. If you're experiencing difficulties along the way, a maximum of three levels can be skipped and revisited later. A novel variation on the familiar ice-sliding puzzle.3 found this helpful
A difficult and captivating puzzle game with a cool soundtrack. M.U.S.T recommend!2 found this helpful
Great game. Challenging and I like the music2 found this helpful
Great puzzle game, incredibly addictive and challenging. The worst thing about it is it's only 60 levels, and leaves you wanting more. If you like to keep your mind engaged while relaxing, this is for you! Great job to the creators.2 found this helpful
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