Loskop
Oliver Starup · 2022 · Singleplayer, Puzzle, Logic, 3D, Casual
PC
Positive82% · 17
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About Loskop
Loskop is a single-player puzzle game where you are the only one to blame in the end if Loskop the Junkbot never gets to see the outside world. You are being put behind the wheel of the robot and will maybe through what is considered mostly luck and grain of determination guide the robot through the old factory and to the outside world. The obstacles you will find on the way will challenge your previously gained experience from other games and most likely give you a headache or some grey hairs.
Experience a different type of puzzle solving that you arent used to. By introducing the concept of second person puzzle solving you will meet and have to interact with puzzels that you cant solve from refrencing older games. Complete levels one by one in a linear structure.
Experience a different type of puzzle solving that you arent used to. By introducing the concept of second person puzzle solving you will meet and have to interact with puzzels that you cant solve from refrencing older games. Complete levels one by one in a linear structure.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Attach your head to the wall sockets and sing this song with me... bidibum bidibam bidibum bidibam [/h1]9 found this helpful
[h1]Before I played Loskop, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]2 found this helpful
Terrible for dyspraxic people.1 found this helpful
Fun perspective puzzle game! Placement can be tricky to get the hang of. The game is quite short - only took 9 minutes to beat. Would love to see a longer version in the future!
A really neat idea, in way too short a game. You're a little headless robot, who can plug various things into your neck. You start with a camera-head, and progress by placing it somewhere, which provides a fixed viewpoint, and then replacing it with various objects. There are plugs all over the walls that you put your unused items in to power doors / make bridges, etc. It's confusing for a minute but really neat once you figure it out. I won the whole thing in under 10mins, a concept this cool really deserves a longer game, but those 10mins were well worth it! I'd definitely like to see more weirdness like this.
I first didnt like the game cos i didnt get the "proximity"-switch, which is absolutely illogical to me but essential to the game cos of how the rooms are made, and the fact that the "cylindrical light/battery" can be run over in one place but not another (which is admittedly absolute crap!) but once i got it it was very easy and fun, but too short. The "cylindrical light/battery" should/could be made bigger imo. But it gets a 3/5 from me. Waaay too short tho.
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