

Puzzle Bots
Ivy Games · 2010 · Adventure, Indie, Puzzle, Point & Click, Singleplayer
PC
Very Positive88% · 57 📉 Recent reviews down 79%
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About Puzzle Bots
There’s a big secret at Dr. Hugo’s Factory for Making Robots. When the inventors aren’t looking, their tiny robots go on big adventures. They never expected to stumble onto a plot so diabolical it threatened their very existence. With lasers.
It all starts when Zander - possibly the world’s most absent-minded inventor - trips over a metal box buried outside the factory. When no-one can figure out how to open it, the robots sneak out and try it for themselves. What they discover is the first step to a grand adventure, leading to a mystery as old as the factory itself.
Join the robots as they outwit mischievous children, curious animals, and dysfunctional inventors in their quest to find the truth. Will the robots solve the mystery before it’s too late?
Find out by visiting Dr. Hugo’s factory yourself!
It all starts when Zander - possibly the world’s most absent-minded inventor - trips over a metal box buried outside the factory. When no-one can figure out how to open it, the robots sneak out and try it for themselves. What they discover is the first step to a grand adventure, leading to a mystery as old as the factory itself.
Join the robots as they outwit mischievous children, curious animals, and dysfunctional inventors in their quest to find the truth. Will the robots solve the mystery before it’s too late?
Find out by visiting Dr. Hugo’s factory yourself!
Key features:
- Play as 5 different robots, each with their own abilities and quirky personalities
- Help the bots work together as a team to solve puzzles
- Bomb, burn, push and swim your way through 17 intricately designed levels
- Explore the hidden secrets of a crazy robot factory
- Unwittingly meddle in the humans’ lives
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise the game's well-designed puzzles that progressively increase in difficulty and appreciate its charming, humorous presentation despite simple graphics that fit the retro point-and-click style. The main appeal is as a casual, completable experience perfect for a lazy afternoon, though some note it's lighter and sillier in tone compared to other games from its publisher.
I started the game expecting a yesteryear game's mechanics and story. And it didn't disappoint. The resolution was stuck at a low level and the graphics are what you expect out of casual games. But what sets it apart are the puzzles - they start out simple and progressively get harder. The game can be completed very quickly and thankfully stops at good point. The graphics and animations are not anything to write about but they serve the story well and are just enough for the game setting. Overall, a good time pass on a lazy day. - 7/101 found this helpful
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https://youtu.be/rf2vyk-dEBg Even a decade and a half old, the multi character puzzle game is generally easy but has a lot of charm and humor to keep it interesting.
Just a cute and silly point n' click, pretty straightforward puzzle solving, can easily finish in one sitting. I think I only have this in my library because it's published by Wadjet Eye....though, most Wadjet Eye games tend to be a lot more serious than this lol.
beautiful -marce
IF you like puzzles, the answer is yes.
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