Re:Touring
Malte Weiß · 2023 · Puzzle, Platformer, First-Person, Indie, Adventure
PC
Positive100% · 37
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About Re:Touring
Re:Touring is a first-person puzzle game in which you'll explore the abandoned Luoni Energy Competence Center and uncover the facility's history, navigating through a total of 26 varied levels. Using a retro-style computer, you'll create color patterns to control elements such as doors, platforms and lasers. Each mechanism is carefully introduced to make the game accessible to everyone.
In addition to familiar puzzle elements, the centerpiece of the game is the retro computer that generates color patterns. While in the beginning you only create simple patterns to open a door for example, in the later game you automate many elements at the same time to make your way through the levels.
Explore the abandoned Luoni Energy Competence Center through environmental story telling between each of the puzzles and uncover the history of Luoni Energy and their motivations.
In addition to different color palettes for visual impairments and closed captions that describe audio, there is also a hint system that gives clues to the current puzzle or can solve it completely.
Think outside the box
In addition to familiar puzzle elements, the centerpiece of the game is the retro computer that generates color patterns. While in the beginning you only create simple patterns to open a door for example, in the later game you automate many elements at the same time to make your way through the levels.
Lets go on an adventure
Explore the abandoned Luoni Energy Competence Center through environmental story telling between each of the puzzles and uncover the history of Luoni Energy and their motivations.
Accessibility
In addition to different color palettes for visual impairments and closed captions that describe audio, there is also a hint system that gives clues to the current puzzle or can solve it completely.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Brain-twisting Turing machine puzzles with *very* limited tape length. A few of the puzzles left me saying "come on now" to myself (level 25 especially), but I enjoyed myself. The concept and the art are very nice and I'd love to see this sort of very limited programming used again. Perhaps held back somewhat by being in 3D rather than being a zachlike? I'm not clever enough to say. Drink Snail!
Quite a unique game cleverly combining turing machine into puzzle platformer. The level difficulty is intermediate with built-in hint system helping players to have a fluent puzzle solving experience.
Solid puzzle game with a Portal aesthetic and a unique programming system for puzzle solving. Only about 3 hours of gameplay, which is great because the puzzles are all pretty similar and some of the later puzzles start to feel bloated. On the other hand $10 might be a bit much for such a short game. Wait for a sale. 7/10
Very quick game (a few hours) with little to no story and with redundant rooms. However, the puzzle are really good and gave me some serious head scratching, which is what i was looking for. Difficulty level starts very low and rise quite fast throughout the rooms, making the last ones super hard, but it's still doable with patience. Unfortunately, I had to look for the answer for the achievement "complete level 21 with only 4 rules", and as usual, when you find the answer you're like "oh my god, of course, why didn't I think of that". Graphics are nice so it makes the immersion credible. And it was developed by only one person so we can't ask for too much. Buy on sales however, the game isn't worth 10 bucks.
Fun puzzle game
pretty short but fun
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