The Magnet Trials

The Magnet Trials

Tri Pie Interactive · 2019 · Action, Indie, Adventure, Puzzle, First-Person

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About The Magnet Trials

After successfully developing a working magnet gun prototype, Maxwell Industrial Research's space lab is attacked! Use the magnet gun to break through obstacles and escape back to earth with the help of your trusty AI companion, Armitage.

The magnet gun can be used to attract or repel magnetic objects. The player uses this to fight enemies, solve puzzles, and cross platforms.

Features:

  • 5 different environments
  • Physics-based puzzles
  • Intense platforming
  • Physics-based fights
  • Zero-Gravity

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Mar 20, 2019
You will be playing as Magnus, and you work at the space lab of Maxwell Industrial Research. You, along with your A.I. aide, Armitage, are working on a top-secret magnet gun. Armitage awakens you with news that they have worked through the evening to finish the project. You begin testing the device and everything is going well when the facility is attacked. Use your magnet guns power to attract or repel metal objects to your advantage to aid you in your escape. It will not be an easy journey; there are site defenses to get past along with environmental pitfalls to avoid as you parkour your way through 5 different challenging zones. You have nothing but your magnet gun, your aide, and your intelligence to rely on to make it through this magnetic adventure. Are you prepared for the journey that lays ahead? Released and Self-Published on Feb 22, 2019, by the developer Tri Pie Interactive, this indie title is a 3D platformer, action, adventure, puzzle game. It features sharp modern graphics, physics-based combat & lots of parkour and puzzles. There are 5 different zones, all of them with their own unique designs and intense platforming to overcome the puzzles. There is even zero gravi…
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Not recommended Feb 27, 2019
[h1] Valve Inspired, EA Executed [/h1] If you'd rather watch than read, me too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56CEpIOTNgk So this game is heavily inspired by Portal and it's pretty clear to see once you've played any longer than 30 seconds of the game. From the "We made a fancy science gun because science and why not" to the AI that's supposed to be kind of plucky and full of strange comments when you're moving from place to place to the TESTING LAB AREA that the game takes place in, it has it all. That is, except for the element of fun that Portal had. This game copied all of the formulas that Portal did without realizing what really made Portal great. The smooth controls, the easy to follow and disassemble puzzles, the incredible voice acting, the care that you feel for the main or side characters... this game misses on all fronts. The voice acting in the game detracts more than it actually helps because of the AI always being in your way repeating the same 3 or 4 lines of dialogue to you 1000x times. The puzzles and rules of the world aren't really explained anywhere in the game as far as I can see. For example: In the first puzzle you have to figure out that you need to …
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Recommended Feb 24, 2019
The Magnet Trials is a first person 3d puzzler where you are given a magnetic gun that will attract or repel magnetic items. Using this you need to solve the puzzles to escape the room. It's quite challenging. You are placed in the rooms and given no instructions, you need to figure out what to do and it can be hard. Puzzler fans should really like it. Take a look at my video to see what it's like... https://youtu.be/HdquqOvx7zM Thanks for watching. Please like comment and subscribe.
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Not recommended Jul 3, 2026
Amazing concept. Terrible execution.
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