

Can't Live Without Electricity
MELOVITY · 2023 · Strategy, Simulation, Casual, Indie, Management
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Very Positive94% · 229
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About Can't Live Without Electricity
Can't Live Without Electricity is a 3D relaxing puzzle game in which you supply electricity by connecting houses to power plants.
In the world of "Can't Live Without Electricity", there are power plants and houses in five different colors. Connect the houses of the same color to the power plant to supply electricity. Find the best route to connect the growing number of houses. Can you survive until the houses fill the entire map?
Has both square and hexagon grids. Has more than 50 official stages. (Each stage takes about 30 minutes.) Levels (houses, items) are generated randomly, providing new levels every time. You can play comfortably by using rare items (generator, jumper), or you can use your brain to aim for a perfect score, which doesn't use rare items. That means you can decide the difficulty of the game yourself. There is no time or edit limit. You can save your progress in the middle of a level. You can freely move the camera, allowing you to see the world from different perspectives. Has a custom editor and supports Steam workshop. Has an original soundtrack.





In the world of "Can't Live Without Electricity", there are power plants and houses in five different colors. Connect the houses of the same color to the power plant to supply electricity. Find the best route to connect the growing number of houses. Can you survive until the houses fill the entire map?
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I love creating pipe-mares, and cooking enough spaghetti to make an Italian blush. Teaches quintessential skills for Factorio players.4 found this helpful
Sadly, this isn't a true puzzle game in the pure sense, even though it looks like one at first blush. The level maps are the same each time, but the locations of all of the houses are all randomly chosen each time. That means that you aren't "solving" a puzzle so much as you are rerolling the level until you can get a puzzle that is solvable to the extent you want. This makes the game a lot more like Solitaire - complete with the frustration of getting it almost solved, only to lose near the end.3 found this helpful
fun puzzle game1 found this helpful
Unique concept, simple and fun until you hit the lategame puzzle, which will take hours of rerouting and make your brain explode. 10/101 found this helpful
The core concept of the game is okay, it plays a little bit like Mini Motorways with some additional mechanics, but I find some of the design choices to really detract from it. The tutorial teaches you the basics and all is well, until the first level which is overwhelming and downright unpleasant. Usually you would expect the first stage of a game to ease you into the concept and teach you how to confidently use the mechanics, but instead it throws you into a challenge that is both visually "busy" and mechanically somewhat unfun. The second level is better but introduces a brand new mechanic that isn't difficult to figure out, but was also not mentioned at any point in the tutorial or first level. I decided to stop playing after the first two levels because it didn't feel fun. It feels kind of like the game is a proof of concept or in beta phase and hasn't gotten the proper level of polish for an actual release. Given that it was published in 2023, I doubt that will change in future.
Great puzzle game with great gameplay
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