Happy Lab

Not inherently bad, the story mode feels like you asked chat GPT to write some post-apocalyptic tale and the dialogue doesn't help, but that could also be in part translation issues if the devs aren't native English speakers. Hard/Normal changes are very minimal in the story progression, adding mostly new blockers you need to think on your feet to crack open (e.g., when you get springs for the first time you cannot go directly to the back wall without shooting a ball at the phased blocker in hard mode). Endings are also collectibles based, and you are likely to miss your ride for one ending as collectibles appear before notes about them are made. They are however easy to find as they seem to only be possible to pick up in the observation area with one or two exceptions. My primary complaint of the game is the physics, namely that it is wildly inconsistent. You can place a spring trap under the dummy and reload multiple times trying to get the same result twice - same goes for mines with much clearer problems as the ragdoll may never touch a mine in some loads. This is made worse by the game not loading quickly when accessing the level from the elevator, or when starting/stopping…

Fun game where you’re destroying a test dummy in various tests. You take on the role of an intern at a research center. You may relax if you think this is another game in which you will be turned into an unwilling test subject. In this game, you are the one who imposes punishment. Fortunately, you'll be dealing with test dummies who are capable of handling practically any situation. The story unfolds across multiple test trials. While the room remains consistent, new features and toys to play with are constantly added. You can have your morning coffee, read a note, listen to the radio while working, and search for hidden collectibles. You're not alone since your coworkers will cheer you on through the windows and you hear a voice instructing you. However, there’s a deeper mystery included when someone contacts you through a private channel. The objective of the game is to employ various traps and weapons to inflict damage on a test dummy. Your daily assignments might contain custom goals such as destroying a box or getting the dummy to a specific location, in addition to causing harm. Everything is done in first person, meaning you can only install traps in areas you can reach.…

This game is not very good. The voice acting is atrocious. Everything is physics based so it can take a dozen tries to get the dummy to go to the spot you are directing it to. The voice acting is atrocious. The plot is trying to copy Portal so much it's pathetic. The voice acting is atrocious. The game looks nice enough and the mechanic is clever. I just wish it was more fleshed out with a bigger budget. Avoid. The voice acting is atrocious.

Pleasant game to get through rainy days.

It's good puzzle based on a real physics. There are so much fun situation you even cann't imagine. Don't hesitite to play it If you re looking for something to unwind.

Great game, loved the destruction, but wish i was able to jump and kick the doll