Total Reload

This was my free key from Endix. I tried to like this but I became bored fast. It didn't seem as fun as portal imo.

I quite enjoyed the 15 hours I put into this game. It's got everything a good FP puzzle game should have: plenty of rooms, switches, a gadgety gun, gravity changes, lasers, even a talkative AI (and cubes!). I found the interactive elements with the AI to be engaging as well. The story behind why you're doing what you do is interesting. Also liked the music selections, aren't a lot of them but they're all bops that don't get bothersome when you hear them often. Which is likely as some of these puzzles were head scratchers for sure lol My 2 nitpicks with the game would be that the "AI" actor seemingly purposely mispronouncing words was a bit irritating. Maybe I missed it if there was a reason given for why. Definitely a me thing, I'm a stickler for grammar and such. I also kinda wish the hitboxes on the switches was a bit larger, as I found myself slowed down a bit having a cube knocked out of my hands trying to activate a switch. So I'd have to hit the switch again, pick up the cube, try to click the switch without dropping the cube. It could also have been part of the occasional issue I had with the controls/controller (KK3 Max from Gulikit) which may be related to my playing i…

While I did get stuck in a couple of puzzles, I really enjoyed this game! I love the music in it (has a few different rotations which is a plus in my book) and the puzzles are unique! Can't wait to play more of it!

Total Reload is a 1st person physics/logic puzzler with linear progression - you know the drill from Portal, and at this point thankfully MANY other games! Personally I cannot get enough of this genre, but mileage may vary. In this one you take over the robotic body of an AI called Hawking and spend your time helping him rebuild/reconnect a facility. Apparently the world is ending and Hawking is life's only hope of continuing, because with your help he'll gain the ability to create a new universe. That's the trappings, but I probably wouldn't recommend playing for the story, although it is serviceable. The puzzles, however! Man they are good! As you work your way through the main facility, you'll be exposed to various puzzle elements. These include wire-laying, barriers against wire-laying, powercubes for turning on/off stuff, barriers against powercubes, switches for powering different wires at different times, laser-redirection cubes, moving platforms, gravity-switching platforms, cube-antigravity platforms, platforms that are only physical when in contact with powercubes, and probably a few others that I'm forgetting. All of these elements are explained neatly with relatively s…

(First, I was not paid money to play this, but I did receive it for free.) I love this game! If you enjoy puzzle games that require some thought to solving, yet isnt too difficult, this is the game for you! This game also has interesting lore running through it that you learn more about the more you progress. I still have not finish it yet, but I play it on stream a handful of times and people really loved watching this. The pace is not rushed and there is a lot to do, but it does not feel overwhelming because there is an order on when to do things!! 100% would recommend giving this game a try! The dev is super cool too and helps anyone out who may be stuck on something!!

Excellent game! Puzzle range from intuitive to very difficult. However, I was able to complete the game with no hints or guidance. There were some technical growing pains when I was playing it on my Mac (no issues at all on my PC), but the developer is very helpful and quick to respond to inquiries. If you like complex puzzles that require creative problem-solving skills, then you will enjoy this game. However, I do not recommend this game for people who experience regular motion sickness, or who are sensitive to flickering lights.