Room of Pandora

While I really enjoyed some of the developer's other games, like Mr. Fast and Crowd Simulator, I can't recommend this puzzle game with some very light physics sandbox elements. Because, only around a dozen levels in, the game presents the player with a QR code to scan. And as we all know, QR codes are a scourge upon the Earth. They're dated, inconvenient, ugly as sin, and fraught with vulnerabilities and risk. Beloved only by out-of-touch boardroom types and marketing grifters. Reliance upon them in games not only, as appears to be the case here, breaks the game when the upkeep of the URL they point to lapses. It also contributes to normalizing a dangerous practice smartphone users engage in thoughtlessly on a daily basis. That of pointing their phones, the nightmare bricks that double, in the modern age, as many people's most commonly-used form of identification, at these easily-hijacked links. If I find a solution posted online to the puzzle in the form of the numerical string to enter, though I haven't yet and not for lack of trying, then I might come back and edit this review. If not to change it to a recommendation, then for the purpose of digitally preserving a title curre…

Nice game that would even be more nice though if the devs would react to help-questions in the discussions...

This game made me think deeply, but the downside of this game is objects are quite hard to drag on PC version. The pause option doesn't really pauses the game. I did the QR code puzzle, but I can't complete it because it only redirected to the developer's page. There's no other way to skip that QR code. What a waste of money.

Sadly the only one to not recommend from this devs as for today. Gameplay is similar to Crowd sim but the fun and the craziness are not there. This should be an horizontal thumb. Play everything else from this 2 devs, especially Crowd sim in this genre and for which an extension is coming but do not start with this one to not risk a disappointment.

amazing puzzle game!