How does it work!?
Piece Of Voxel · 2021 · Strategy, Puzzle, Physics, Exploration, 3D
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Mixed69% · 16 📉 Recent reviews down 18%
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About How does it work!?
How does it work!? - Physics game in the genre of puzzle-constructor, performed in 3D graphics.
Many levels have been added to the game, each of which contains tasks to be completed. You will have to strain your head to figure out how to correctly apply the provided details to achieve the goal of the level. Also, there is a free game where you can make a map yourself and come up with your own interesting mechanism. For more fun, we've added achievements. Try to complete them all!
Many levels have been added to the game, each of which contains tasks to be completed. You will have to strain your head to figure out how to correctly apply the provided details to achieve the goal of the level. Also, there is a free game where you can make a map yourself and come up with your own interesting mechanism. For more fun, we've added achievements. Try to complete them all!
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What Steam players say
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This is a puzzle game where the player has to assemble a contraption to meet the specific target. It's similar to The Incredible Machine, just that here you have modern visuals and some different features. This takes me back. The Incredible Machine (TIM) is a favorite game from my youth.10 found this helpful
I got this game on sale for 99 cents. I overpaid.4 found this helpful
I'm not even sure if this could be called a copy in this state. No explanation is given on how parts work. Unpredictable physics means retrying a level with the same exact placements could lead to different outcomes. You're left clueless on a puzzle with a random chance of success.3 found this helpful
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Cannot pass level 3, I don't know how to control this thing. Looks more like a school work of a 15-year old (or younger) student.2 found this helpful
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