Size Matters

After 1 level you've seen everything the game has to offer. Absolutely pointless.

[Future Gadget Laboratory Log #976700] This is me. I report that the newest future Gadget, the Shrinking Device is a failure. I repeat, a failure. I'm shrinking. Rapidly. The Organisation must have sabotaged the creation process somehow. Christina is nowhere to be found. The super hacka is probably playing eroge instead of answering his phone. Mayuri is so focused on making costumes for ComiMa, not even noticing me. Time is of the essence. I have to create an antidote before becoming too small to reach the laboratory equipment. Pray for my success. El Psy Kongroo. And that, dear reader, is essentially Size Matters. The premise is simple: you're a scientist who accidentally shrinks himself and must continuously create formulas for an antidote to reverse the effect while becoming smaller and smaller. Randomly generated formulas and item locations ensure a different challenge every game. The four base levels act as a progression system. Each one is harder than the last, gradually introducing new challenges while teaching you the fundamentals of the game. They're simple, fun, and a great way to learn how to survive your rapidly shrinking predicament. And once you've conquered thos…

Fun game, especially fun to speedrun! I got this game a while ago, but forgot about it for a while until I remembered that it existed, and then i realized that this game is actually pretty fun and underrated. Would recommend, very enjoyable.

At first, I didn’t even notice the shrinking mechanic, which made me laugh when I suddenly couldn’t reach the desk anymore. The game is mostly about time management. You’re following instructions and prioritizing tasks. “Crazy” difficulty was frustrating for me, since getting smaller often meant dropping items or losing liquids, which made things more annoying than challenging. The controls can also feel a bit clunky at times when holding objects. it’s a decent game for a few hours.

This game is short, sweet, and has fun customizing with chemical names. It doesn't try to overstay it's welcome with gimmicks or filler content. Great little time waster to enjoy, chill too, and customize difficulty for more challenge. I usually don't give much attention to shorter games, but there is just something fun and welcoming about the concept, style, presentation, and atmosphere. Simple, but fun. =)

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