

BioDive
Hot Chocolate Productions · 2024 · Puzzle, Story Rich, Sci-fi, 2D, Pixel Graphics
PC
Positive93% · 29
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About BioDive
After picking up a strange distress signal on their ship’s comms, B3-4K, a pilot for an intergalactic shipping company, lands on the remote exoplanet of Suna. While investigating the planet’s surface, B3-4K discovers a laboratory under the surface of the planet itself. Using your puzzle-solving skills, you’ll play as B3-4K to navigate the winding hallways and many rooms of the laboratory and locate the source of the distress signal, learning about the laboratory’s history as you do. Who –or what– has been calling out into the cold vastness of space? And what could they want?
Features:
• Explore the underground laboratory of the remote exoplanet Suna
• Push blocks, flip levers, and turn mirrors to solve puzzles in a top-down 2-D pixel art environment
• Experience the story and look for clues
• Investigate the hidden mysteries to uncover the truth
• Enjoy the original art and music
If you wish to play this on Mac please check out our website
Features:
• Explore the underground laboratory of the remote exoplanet Suna
• Push blocks, flip levers, and turn mirrors to solve puzzles in a top-down 2-D pixel art environment
• Experience the story and look for clues
• Investigate the hidden mysteries to uncover the truth
• Enjoy the original art and music
If you wish to play this on Mac please check out our website
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
⠀9 found this helpful
music and art is good. Level design could definitely be more challenging because as is right now, the game starts easy and does not increase in difficulty really at all. The last puzzle is also kind of janky with collision acting weird. Other than that it was fun.1 found this helpful
I would love some form of prequel or sequel to this game. Overall its a good and simple game with fairly easy but a bit challenging puzzles.1 found this helpful
A short, simple little puzzle game where the main challenge is figuring out how to move things so they hit the pixel perfect placement they require to then be moved into position. There were a few puzzles near the end where I'd spend a whole minute trying to position something just right after figuring out the solution with ease. That's my only issue with this game though, otherwise I thought it was great. I love the art and the music, and while the story was more than a little cliched it was easy to follow and still entertaining. The gameplay doesn't exactly reinvent the wheel either, but that's just fine and I think if it were more challenging it'd take away from the experience. As it is, it doesn't feel like a chore or an unnatural obstacle to the next bit of story. I got ending 2 out of 3 on my first and so far only playthrough, which I feel is probably the best ending, and I don't know if I'm going to play through the whole game again just to get the other endings. I have a feeling I already know what they are. This is an easy game to recommend, anyone who thinks the info on the store page sounds interesting is probably gonna like it.1 found this helpful
Short enough to play in an hour and simple enough to keep your attention. the puzzles are simple sokoban, but complicated enough to give you a little challenge. I didn't expect the story to end up where it did. Above all else this is a good short game/story that doesn't overstay its welcome.1 found this helpful
This short game is very cool, I like it.
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