Venice Bridges

[b]5/10[/b] Clever Puzzles and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Implementation. [b]What is it:[/b] A 3D action-puzzle game, in which you play as a boy trying to trap the evil aliens that destroyed Venice. Of course, as a young human from a country where kids don't usually receive guns as birthday presents, you're no match in direct combat against the aliens with their powerful laser weapons, so instead you have to lure them onto sewer manholes. Your only weapon is an infinite supply of tomatoes which you can use both as a distraction and as heavy objects that can push buttons. As a secondary objective, you must also collect the 3 bells scattered throughout the level, and as a third objective, you must also find the well hidden bonus. And why not a fourth objective, maximize your score by being fast and not using too many tomatoes. So, the game is mainly action, you have to lure the monsters to come after you, yet you must always run away so they don't catch you. There's some thinking involved too, figuring out the proper path through the labyrinthine streets, and keeping the monsters away from the bells, which break if a monster comes too close before you can collect th…

Very nice game. I love it.

Idea is very nice. Camera controls and physics are very bad...

Puzzle with nice aesthetics and some awkward controls. The story begins with space plague doctors arriving on Earth on a spaceship. Their aim is Venice, which they soon destroy by pulling entire bundles of buildings and landmarks from the ground and placing them near a volcano in the middle of the sea. Each bundle of houses becomes an island, and your character is trapped on one of them. After waking up, he knows exactly what to do: get rid of all plague doctors. This is accomplished by luring them over a manhole. However, because this is a puzzle game and you cannot fight directly, you will need to utilize your brain. A stage takes place on a little island that may be rotated and zoomed into. The child is moved by clicking on the ground, and he will walk there if the path is clear. He can occasionally jump on a roof or a cliff, but these possibilities are clearly marked because they are only accessible from a particular location. Your primary tool is an infinite supply of tomatoes. It has two applications. The first is that you can hurl it at switches that raise bridges. Switches have different colors, and each one activates a separate bridge. The second application is to at…