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No prizes for figuring out what interacting with the two does.

Failed a Spot Check: The Black Cap Brotherhood in the later half of the game the room where they set up the poker table has an open water pipe in the ceiling and metal trapdoor above a massive pit on the floor.

Eating Machine: Even though the robots are not seen to digest what they ingest, the Black Cap Brotherhood still imprisons Josef's girlfriend in a kitchen.

Easily Detachable Robot Parts: The tutorial consists of Josef having to reassemble himself after being dumped out of a garbage vehicle.

Disney Villain Death: The Black Cap Brotherhood is ejected from the city through a pipe, but are not explicitly shown to be disposed of.

Damsel in Distress: And you get to briefly play as her too.

If you talk to him, he'll explain that guard-bots from your city found him buried on the very same island you explored in that game.

Continuity Nod: In the central tower, you will probably find a blocky little robot that you might recognize from Samorost 2.

In one instance, Josef ties the item to a wire for no apparent purpose after he's done with it.

Some, like the prison key, just disappear. Once an item fulfills its purpose, Josef almost always tosses it (either that or it's taken from him).

Clock Punk/ Diesel Punk/ Steampunk: The settings of this game definitely use these.

Josef lands head-first and gets the hex nut version. The target-shooting black hat robot clocks him right in the head with a hex nut fired from a slingshot.

In one of Josef's reminiscences, he's sitting on a lamppost with his female friend.

Circling Birdies: Star type can be seen in Rebus Bubble cutscenes and when a bird robot falls down after a wire breaks.

Down the Drain: An early part of the game requires Josef to waddle into the sewers of a jail and access other cells by unhinging their sewer grates.

This game takes place somewhere in the future of the Samorost-verse, which was already an underpopulated World in the Sky.

Nothing is stated explicitly, mind, but it's quite likely it was due to an immense environmental catastrophe.

After the End: It's easy to infer from the polluted state of the water in the 'sea' section, the dilapidated state and ornate look of many of the interiors and the vast array of discarded items of use only to humans (or indeed, directly harmful to robots) that humans were there, but aren't any more.

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Not fixing the puzzle until you have every other piece in place makes it much easier as you then have two free spaces to play around with.15 Puzzle: With the variation that one piece comes off, and Josef has to retrieve it before continuing.The game overall wasnt motivating me enough in order to figure out the answer myself, and so I used gamefaqs/google and called them 'impossible puzzles'.Īt the end, its all relative to the people playing those games along with their expectations towards them.

In this game Im mentioning it wasnt worth it for me to use too much time into figuring out the puzzles. play 'time gentleman please' and let me know what do you think. You think machinarium had impossible puzzles? lol. I finished the game and felt really rewarded when I was watching the ending credits. What happened? I solved them all by myself. The thing is that I was so into the game, and since I really liked it, I took the time to try to figure all the puzzles by myself. Then I came across the typical 'impossible' or 'illogical' puzzles one is 'supposed' to find in this type of adventure games. I loved the story, the characters, the artwork, the music, the puzzles. From the start, this game looked amazing to me.

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I guess when it comes to solve this kind of puzzles in adventure games, its all up to how much time the player is willing to use in thinking how to solve it.

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