Weabot

Small game with a nice concept: fly a drone that can plug itself into other machines. The goal is to control those machines and use their individual abilities to solve puzzles. The puzzles aren't anything too special, but they're still fun, and there are some secrets to find (in order to get all achievements). The controls are good, overall. It's not really hard, but it has some small janky bugs, nothing too bad though. This game is kind of short too, and each mechanic isn't used much. But it is a free game, so I wouldn't say that's a bad thing. Maybe this concept can make for a bigger game in the future, with more ways to use each machine's mechanics.

I highly recommend this game. I love it!

this game is pretty neat definitely gives me portal vibes.

Weabot is a small puzzle adventure where I play as a flying drone that can take control of other robots. That is basically the whole idea behind the game, but I think it is a really good idea. Instead of giving every robot the same abilities, I have to look at what each one can actually do and work out how I can use that ability to get past an obstacle. It gives me a reason to explore the levels properly because I am not just looking for a key. I am looking for the right robot to solve the problem in front of me. The robot control is easily the strongest part for me. I can jump between different machines and use their abilities to activate switches, move objects and reach places that my little drone cannot access by itself. I like the feeling of figuring out that a robot is useful for something I did not immediately notice. The game does not need a huge list of abilities to make the puzzles interesting because changing who I am controlling can completely change what I am able to do. The exploration also fits the puzzle design quite well. The levels are small enough that I can understand the general layout, but there are still hidden areas and optional puzzles that give me reasons…

I think this has promise, but some refinement is needed before I give it another try. - Love the concept - very Portal-esque (as others have mentioned) - The movement controls aren't bad, but there could be a little less drift as you're moving - The usage of some of the functions can be really fiddly, making them difficult to use (Shock, the grabber robot) - maybe something like a lock-on feature?

Frankly its just a lot going on right away if youre not used to playing games like this. Kinda glitchy too.