Astroderps
Chronos VR · 2016 · Strategy, Indie, Casual, VR
PC
Mixed58% · 12 📈 Making a comeback 70%
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About Astroderps
Astroderps is a fun puzzle game for all ages. The objective is to solve puzzles that guide your Astroderps to safety. You can move blocks to create a path, extinguish fires, build bridges, and deflect projectiles. Timing and dexterity is key to get your Astroderps safely from one portal to the next.
There are multiple levels for users to solve, each more challenging than the previous one. Are you up for the challenge?
There are multiple levels for users to solve, each more challenging than the previous one. Are you up for the challenge?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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Players enjoy the Lemmings-inspired puzzle mechanics and cute art style, but nearly everyone agrees the game is far too short and expensive for its content, with most finishing it in under an hour. Common criticisms include a lack of challenge, underdeveloped mechanics that are never properly combined, clunky controls for placing blocks, and technical issues like missing audio, making the 15€ price tag feel unjustifiable for what feels like an incomplete or student project.
TL, DR: Fun game, but not much content. For like 3€ you can have one hour easy puzzling, but nothing more. 15€ is far too expensive for the content! Like other reviewers said, the game is a bit like Lemmings: you have to get your astroderps to the goal, while they wander mindlessly into certain death or jump off of cliffs - thus the title lemmings. Instead of manipulating the astroderps directly, you change blocks and stairs and form a way for the astroderps. Most of the levels are fairly easy. The art style, the controls and the sound are okay, but nothing more. Only the amount of content is really frustrating - there are few level and I finished the game in under 1 hour! That's not enough playtime for a complete game. The price/content proportion is a no go and I can understand, when other players won't recommend the game because of this. But the game itself is okay, so I will give it a recommendation - but only barely and only if it's on sale.8 found this helpful
The game sells itself as a puzzler and from the concept in the trailer you can see the idea of the game mechanics has a lot of potential. None of the seperate mechanics introduced as you play are ever really combined. It feels like playing a bunch of tutorial levels to teach you about the diffrent ideas they had for in game mechanics. This game may be fun for people 8-12 years old. I say that because as an adult in my 20's there is no challenge in any of the short list of puzzles (beat the game in 30 mins). I looked at the company online to see that they are a VR programming school teaching with unreal engine 4. So this game may have very well been developed by students. To studends making this game I would say good job you learned the basics and the game is functional.5 found this helpful
Quite enjoyable though a bit short for the price tag. It really shows the potential for "lemmings"-like puzzlers in VR so I really hope it'll be patched with more levels and more ideas in the future.1 found this helpful
Good idea. Bad execution. Too faffy to get blocks in next to each other. Only 38minutes of playtime for me. £11 is too much.
A clear "do not buy" title. Maybe try it if it'll ever become free but the game is not finished, with so many things left unpolished. I don't know if the game buged when I tried it but there was no music or sound either, other than just at the start. Want my money back on this one!
Fun puzzle game with cute little aliens (or something like that).
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