Where is my Brain!?
SoundStage13 · 2017 · Casual, Action, Indie
PC
5 user reviews20% · 5
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About Where is my Brain!?
You're Jerry, an outdated robot. But when you came behind the secrets of the great masterbot, he captures you. Your hard drives will be removed to delete the memory of what you've seen.
But you can free yourself. Now it is up to you to stop the Masterbot to save the world. And who knows? Perhaps the world is ready to learn the dark secret.
But you can free yourself. Now it is up to you to stop the Masterbot to save the world. And who knows? Perhaps the world is ready to learn the dark secret.
Game Features
- Fight - Fight your way through level with hidden areas to stop the Masterbot
- Explore- Find hidden objects to improve your robot
- Fun - Play the Game, without try and error
- Upgrades - Upgrade your robot with stronger weapons or health
- Achievements - Master all trophies
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
eed7 found this helpful
As shown in my twitch of this is was quite different in a bad way loading time was bad specially once i opted for the easy game setting because death on hard to too frequent pros: nice design game runs smooth cons: no tut some buttons dont seem to affect the gameplay such as charge (my bad) learnt how to charge jump to late) dying will be frequent but load after death is 5 seconds https://www.twitch.tv/videos/1281619503 found this helpful
Eh, I had an alright time with it. It's a platformer with decent levels and combat elements. Nothing truly amazing, but nothing awful either. It's somewhere right in the middle of a good time and a questionable use of your time.
Graphics suck
Where is my Brain!? is an autobiographical work from developers, SoundStage13. It's a 3D rendered 2D platformer/shooter where you control a robot and jump around various platforms and shoot things looking for your "brain". Due to UI scaling issues, the game won't work properly in high def as the mouse can only traverse the top left hand quarter of the screen. This makes the game unplayable. Basic testing would have picked this up, so it's apparent the developers did not bother testing their product on modern PCs. I can't recommend games which are unplayable due to control or display screwups by the developers.
Therer are quite a few bugs and the menu isn't properly translated, or full translated. The controls are confusing and when I tried to change them, they didn't actually change. Seems like it could be very fun but the bugs and loading times on death make it to much.
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