Blueprint Word: Classroom
Shard Real · 2018 · Casual, Indie, Puzzle, Minimalist, Singleplayer
PC
7 user reviews86% · 7
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About Blueprint Word: Classroom
The goal of each level is to assemble a word or even a whole sentence from letters that are part of certain mechanisms and are controlled by them. Pick up the right letters or symbols, insert into the cells, adapt to difficult conditions and do not fall into deception. Try - It's Easy!
Regarding the innovations: The game is a big work on the mistakes of the last part of the series. Therefore, it has become much more convenient and easier to play.
The game has four categories of levels, each of which involves the use of certain mechanisms. The very first of them is the usual gear, which remained unchanged, the other three are completely new.
Each category contains 30 unique levels, and the levels can combine the mechanisms from the previous categories.
Using the gear allows you to rotate all the nearest cells around it, both clockwise and counterclockwise. It is important to understand that all cells are not part of the gears before they are activated, this means that the cells located next to one gear (for example, left or right) can take part in the rotation of the other, which in fact allows you to move the cells to the right places.
A rotator is a kind of gear, but it works a little differently. His work is reminiscent of the Rubik's Cube, all the cells nearest to him rotate not in a circle, but linearly, which complicates the process, but allows the cells to be moved in a slightly different way.
The connector is not a mechanism on which you can act, but it forms a connection between the cells in which the characters are located, with the target cell, which allows you to select the desired character in places inaccessible to the mechanisms.
This mechanism no longer works with cells, but with mechanisms. When it is activated, it replace the mechanisms that it intersects, and the cells attached to them also move along with these mechanisms.
Regarding the innovations: The game is a big work on the mistakes of the last part of the series. Therefore, it has become much more convenient and easier to play.
Key Features
- Play as convenient: The game has 2 levels of difficulty, one is suitable for beginners and does not require much effort from the player, the second is suitable for those who are familiar with Blueprint Word.
- Too difficult for me: Do not know how to solve the puzzle? You can skip the level and try to pass it later.
- Everyone is mistaken: I lost several moves because of an error - just wind the mechanisms a few steps back.
- Over 120 levels.
- 4 new types of mechanisms.
- Improved gameplay.
The game has four categories of levels, each of which involves the use of certain mechanisms. The very first of them is the usual gear, which remained unchanged, the other three are completely new.
Each category contains 30 unique levels, and the levels can combine the mechanisms from the previous categories.
"Valve"
Using the gear allows you to rotate all the nearest cells around it, both clockwise and counterclockwise. It is important to understand that all cells are not part of the gears before they are activated, this means that the cells located next to one gear (for example, left or right) can take part in the rotation of the other, which in fact allows you to move the cells to the right places.
"Rotator"
A rotator is a kind of gear, but it works a little differently. His work is reminiscent of the Rubik's Cube, all the cells nearest to him rotate not in a circle, but linearly, which complicates the process, but allows the cells to be moved in a slightly different way.
"Connector"
The connector is not a mechanism on which you can act, but it forms a connection between the cells in which the characters are located, with the target cell, which allows you to select the desired character in places inaccessible to the mechanisms.
"Replacer"
This mechanism no longer works with cells, but with mechanisms. When it is activated, it replace the mechanisms that it intersects, and the cells attached to them also move along with these mechanisms.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A good continuation of a Blueprint Word, but don't expect a revolution. Blueprint Word: Classroom is very similar to its antecessor when it comes to gameplay. Your task is to put letters in correct order using given mechanisms again and sadly, the game does not feel innovative in comparision to the previous one since it uses the same mechanics as earlier. The levels are nice and entertaining though and there is a great number of them. They are made in a nice simple graphics also the background music is cool. Overall the game is very good. If you like Bluepront Word, then you will like Classroom as well. Just do not treat it as sequel that should give some novelties to the title - it is more like a DLC a big dose of new solid levels. With the very low price and the amount of content the game is really worth buying.2 found this helpful
seems alright, i guess. really like the existence of easy mode, let me get some practice in before trying to solve it on hard. low pressure game, can be played whenever you have a few minutes to try and solve a puzzle or two. no time limit, thankfully.1 found this helpful
[list][*][b][h1]Morlan's shorts:[/h1][/b][/list] The whole presentation is fine for this kind of game. Music is a bit too casual-overplayed but that happens a lot in "casual" games. It's fairly cheap to so.. Gameplay is quite straightforward and it almost guides you to the solution, it's just that kind of game. [b]If you're looking for a puzzle game that is relatively easy to finish, go ahead[/b]. It'a bit too easy for me to enjoy (more) but I'll vote it up because it's well done and I didn't encounter any issues. But don't go in looking for a demanding puzzle, you won't find it here.. [b]Don't waste more time reading lengthy reviews.. time is of the essence![/b]1 found this helpful
Played this on easy mode - had a fun time rotating, swapping and other manipulations to make words. Will probably return and try hard mode sometime.
It was only fair for me to purchase the sequel...at the time before I realized I suck at such puzzle games. The fault is obviously my own, so I'm only giving a 👎🏻 for myself. My Avg. Game Completion Rate is SO disappointed in me... 🤦🏻♂️
This review is specially made for those who like to get all the achievements and have this game in their backlog (minor spoilers ahead). [b]Description:[/b] Blueprint Word: Classroom is a low budget logic puzzle game where you need to put letters in the right order to form the required word. It’s divided into four parts, one for each different mechanism, and easy and hard difficulties. It requires some planning and understanding the mechanisms well and how they move, and because of this I think it has some similarities with a Rubik’s cube, but in 2D. Unlike some low budget puzzle indie games, it has a very well designed, organized and clean interface and selection screens. The chalk-like font and drawings and blackboard background are also very evocative of the classroom theme. The ambient music is ok and relaxing enough but unfortunately there’s only one song. The sound effects are also appropriate and work well with the rest of the game. The levels and gameplay elements are also simple and easy to use. At the start of each part there’s a very easy puzzle to teach how to use the new mechanic, and overall, if you’re used to puzzle games, most will feel easy to solve, even i…
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