Attrax

Amazing game! More people need to play and rate it. The game is much longer than I anticipated, but introduces new mechanics at the every so often to keep it enjoyable. Also, the ending was very good, as well as finding the many secrets within the game. I did not run into any bugs/glitches (ignoring overlapping textures in some areas). I did manage to soft lock myself once in the garden, but thankfully the devs allow you to respawn/restart a level at any time. If you enjoy Portal / The Talos Principle, this is a MUST BUY!

This is an awesome puzzle game. It is a huge game also. The main game has got 100 levels, but there's also an optional garden region in the game with many more puzzles. So the game has got way more than 100 puzzles. Some of the levels take an hour to complete. The whole game is good for 30+ hours of gameplay. The game has got good puzzle mechanics with good level design. Some of the puzzles are really clever. It is a joy to solve them. The graphics are also nice. The game looks good overall. I also did not encounter any bugs. The only negative thing is that the game has got some parts that are really difficult and take many attempts to solve. These are not puzzles but includes some parts with difficult platforming and some parts involving turrets that kill you. Expect to die a lot in this game and expect that some parts may take 30+ attempts to solve. I was very much suprised that this game is not better known. This game should be in the spotlight for people searching for first person puzzle games.

I understand that game development is difficult, and if I made this game, I would be proud of it. The Portal inspirations are very clear and for a solo developer, it's not a bad imitation. However, this game is not as good as Portal in any aspect. In general, I would describe the issue as a lack of polish and not expanding enough on the gameplay mechanics. - There are "100+" puzzles but most are very similar because there are not enough distinct mechanics. - The puzzle cognitive difficulty is low. Often the harder puzzles are just the same solutions as easier ones but with more steps. There were only a few that I thought were actually cleverly designed. None of them made me feel clever for solving them. - The voice acting, soundtrack, and plot aren't very good, and there are issues with the captions (synchronizing with and matching the words of the audio). This isn't as important to me, but the main narrator's voice started to annoy me very quickly (though maybe that is intended). - Some puzzles are incredibly frustrating due to the physics and timing, especially with platforming / launching and turrets. Some require landing cubes on buttons from afar, which can be kind of tricky…

This is a game for those that want a game that's loosely based on Portal where it deals with magnetism, a story that reveals itself as you progress and with some hidden elements for those that are completionists, for those that want to test their mind and reflexes, this provides it.

Very nice game, it does Portal franchise proud. With a different spin on it, makes it a new way of game play

Attrax is a fantastic first person puzzle game. It has 100 test chambers, plus additional optional puzzles in the garden, and hidden rooms and secrets to discover. I still haven't quite discovered everything yet. The first testing track is a bit slow paced, but it does a good job of introducing the game's core mechanics. Once you get the charge gun, though, the game really starts to shine for me. You can use magnetic repulsion to launch yourself, and attraction as a sort of grappling hook, and launching and swinging through the later levels is a blast. There's still more puzzles to be solved at that point, of course, many more, but as you gain more agency, the puzzles get more an more elaborate, and all of them were a blast to solve. Highly recommend.