Bob Came In Pieces Activation Code Keygen

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About This Game Bob has crashed on a strange planet, lost a bunch of parts for his ship and above all, is late for work!Find the lost parts and rebuild your ship along the way to solve challenging, physics-based puzzles. You can build your ship any way you like in the ship builder – try to find the coolest ship-design for the puzzle at hand!Rebuild your ship any way You likeFind the lost parts and tools for Your ship – You’ll need them to solve puzzles!25 Chapters of solid level design and clever puzzlesMany hours of replayability, with secrets, Achievements, Leaderboards and more a09c17d780 Title: Bob Came in PiecesGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:LudosityPublisher:LudosityRelease Date: 22 Jan, 2010 Bob Came In Pieces Activation Code Keygen bob came in pieces This game isn't bad, but be warned that controls aren't good. There are better physics\/puzzle games on steam, but this one is still playable.. Bob Came in Pieces is a lovely, casual physics-based puzzle game that features a story mode with 14 chapters where you main goal is to collect all the missing ship parts you have lost during a crash with a meteor. To solve the puzzles you have to combine certain parts and attach them to one of the 8 sockets on your ship.Additionally the game features 10+1 really challenging and cool VR missions (heavily inspired by the VR missions in Metal Gear Solid) where you have to solve some really crazy puzzles with a pre-defined set of ship parts.In both the adventure and the VR mode the timer can be toggled on\/off so it's up to you if you play the game the casual way and explore the levels or go for gold and try to beat the clock to get a silver or gold medal and the respective Steam achievement.The replayability depends on whether you're into time-attack or not. Either way i can highly recommend this game so make sure to get it (when it's on sale)!. This is a fun little physics-based puzzle game with a very "lunar lander" feel. Fly around to collect pieces of pipe, rockets, and pushers\/pullers to solve your way through 14 levels and get Bob back to space so he can get to work. You can customize your ship to fit the needs of the problem at hand but make sure it's not top-heavy or off balance! While some precision flying and some restarts on account of the occasional frustrating hang-up are required, you'll have fun if you like refreshing new puzzle games.. Belated review. This indie physics-based puzzle game is pretty fun. Your goal is to navigate a spaceship to the end of a level. Sure, it sounds easy enough, but there are always obstacles in your way. The main hook of the gameplay is mixing and matching parts on your spaceship in order to solve physics-based puzzles in each level (pushing and pulling objects, smashing through things, etc). I found the controls to be a bit touchy at times and wasn't a huge fan of the ship-building interface, but overall, there's not much bad to say about this game. Just go into it without any grand expectations. It's pretty laid back and is a nice way to kill a few hours. There are also a number of advanced levels available, in addition to the main story chapters, for those looking for a bit more challenge.. I don't recommend this. Most of the play time goes to putting your ship together for one 15 second puzzle, then spending another 5 minutes rebuilding it to make it past the next. Then again, it's probably more of a kid's "stick round peg into round hole" game.. It's decent enough fun. A physics-based thrust/lander puzzler with an interesting mechanic, whereby you can change the design of your craft, affecting its flight characteristics and abilities.I've played the game up to level 7 of the main "Adventure". It took about 4 hours and I think that's about half-way through the main arc of the game, but there is a lot of additional content in the form of single "challenges". The puzzles are not hard, but finding the right way to fly your craft or a combination of ship components that works to accomplish the task-in-hand can be tricky. It's possible (and recommended!) to save useful ship designs to recall quickly at the docking stations within the levels. All the levels seem to contain hidden areas with extra ship parts, which are rewarding to find. The game can get very frustrating sometimes, however, due to the physics simulation. It's possible to get your ship trapped in various ways, such as under a bit of falling or sliding scenery, or by having the wrong thruster in the wrong position on your ship, leaving you jammed up against a wall or spinning in circles with no way to get back to a base to change it, meaning you have to quit and re-start the level, which can be maddening, especially if it happens in sight of the exit gate!I'm saying it's a 7/10 overall (but 3/10 when you get the damn ship stuck!).