

Roofbot
Koreez · 2017 · Indie, Casual, Adventure, Puzzle, Relaxing
PC
Positive91% · 11
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About Roofbot
✦ AI summary
Guide Roofie across hand-crafted rooftops, matching colored energy balls to slots while the architecture shifts with every move you make. Solve over 120 increasingly devious puzzles with fresh mechanics in each quadrant to stop an uber-bot from crashing the entire system.

Guide Roofie through gorgeous, meditative rooftops and try to get the right color energy balls into the proper slots. But beware -- the architecture changes as you interact with it so think ahead. Every step you take may lead you closer to the goal, or trap you on the roof forever.

Explore gorgeous audio and fantastic, hand-crafted architecture while trying to figure out ever-more-cunning puzzles.
Work your way up over 120 rooftops and face off against the uber-bot who is greedily funneling away all of the power, causing bug after critical bug.
New mechanics and challenges await with every new quadrant.
Only you can save the system from a devastating crash!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Another mobile port with sloppy control scheme for pc. Swipe to move around and fill gaps using proper blocks. Not a very deep gameplay. Story and presentation is ok. For a puzzle game it's not that bad but might seem a little bit boring after a while. [/h1]14 found this helpful
Simple and cute tile breaking puzzle game where you have to plan your route moving shapes to their matching keyholes to unlock the level exit. You cannot traverse a tile more than once as the floor will fall away but you also don’t have to break every tile to complete the level. There are 100 levels + bonus Christmas levels. They are untimed, have an undo button, as well as a generous hint system without ‘hand holding’. You also cannot fall off the edge. I found the controls a bit loose and floaty, occasionally overshot and cornered myself into an unwinnable situation. Later on more mechanics are added on top of the basic gameplay, for example - buttons, tile skipping, portals, and ‘ ice hockey’. The difficulty progression feels right for a casual game, never too much but still enough of a challenge.13 found this helpful
I don't have much time on this game (only about 5 puzzles in) but it is very cute and I'm enjoying it. I'm a casual gamer so this is right about my speed most nights after work. ;) Very nicely done game .6 found this helpful
I gotta say, I didn't have very high expectations for this game, but I was blown away! It draws you in with simple yet clever puzzles and adds in more and more new mechanics that make the game interesting and fun. The music is nice and calming , the graphics and animations are good and the character design is really cute. The only thing I don't like is that you have to press every time you want the robot to move, even if you want to move in a long straight line. Another more personal dislike is that it's isometric, so the controls are a bit confusing. Either way it's a great game! I've gotten through about half of the puzzles and I can't wait to finish it!2 found this helpful
This is a polished and nicely designed gem of a game. A nice difficulty curve with a hint system that nudges you right but doesnt hold your hand to the point of spoiling things. It ramps up nicely with plenty of levels to go through all with a simple but decent look and sound. It would have been nice if there were a few more mechanics to increase the variety, particularly getting up to the later levels, and the music while fitting and well composed is short and repetitive for a game that lasts for hours. Otherwise, its well worth the money for a neat little puzzler.2 found this helpful
Cute and pretty puzzle game
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