Sig.NULL Reviews

A clever puzzle game, and nicely presented. Some of the later levels are quite tricky, but not overwhelming.

I enjoyed this for a while, but lost interest before finishing it. I really liked the idea of different blocks with different abilities and blocks controlling other blocks, but this also makes the puzzles dense and more of a brain-burner than it turns out I wanted.

Favourite puzzle game yet Love how the 'tutorial' follows a self discovery of the rules and mechanics of the game.

Discovering rules and soving puzzles was fun. Trying to see anything on the screen during daylight was not. [strike]Gloomy linuxoid[/strike]Cyberpunk-ish style was meh. Overall it's quite enjoyable, though I wish the game did not put its chosen style over user's convenience to such extent.

I'd never ever heard an odd sound like this game had. You will feel like aliens try to capture your mind with odd sounds. At the same time I don't want to play and want to play more as well. So odd.

[b] Sig.Null [/b] is a game about pushing and placing cubes/blocks into place while using drones. The drones are player controled blocks... and that is where the objective lies. [b]Manipulate other blocks in order to get objects/crates into place and finish the level. [/b] This is not an easy "let-us-finish-this-in-two-ticks" kind of puzzle game. [b] BEAT THE GAME! [/b] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1522939723 Progressing through a 100+ levels will soon get you thinking: This is an excellent puzzle game; controls are easy, sounds and background music is well put together, overall look and feel is candy enough. You will also discover that there will be absolutely no help from the game itself and no hints whatsoever as to what to do next while you are meticulously tryng to work out which move will be your next or... to hit the restart button. [i]Restarting levels will soon be at the order of day, believe me ...and maybe some rage quiting, frustration, agony, surprize and whatever feeling there might be lying within your personality while moving around the level map. [/i] The fact that this game does not give you hints, tips or help is... uuhm I don't know. Maybe the game could use a bit more in the help section, but it was probably intended. The "undo-last-move" command will most definitely come in handly as you progress through the levels and besides, some levels actually requires you to undo your last moves so that you can carry on with the next. In essence Sig.NULL is a downloadable expansion to a prevous Sokoban-esque puzzle game named Signal. The developers have done a great job in putting together a game that'll keep you busy for days on end. If you are into these kind of games then it's absolutely worth a try. It sells for a few feathers and it's replayable enough.

cool idea but without much explanation, some levels are just over complicated.

First it's difficult to figure out what to do, because it is so cool that it doesn't tell you how to play, then it is a repetitive and strange puzzle game that is supposed to get difficult, but doesn't really deliver for me. If you like "different" puzzle games then perhaps.

Insanely difficult puzzles at times, but if you like challenging puzzles, this is definitely worth a look. The game could use a bit more in the help section. You have to figure out the game rules by trial and error. Lots of error. Hint: Z is the undo key. You're gonna need it. The graphics and music are both great and really add to the overall feel of the game. Wish there was a way to turn the volume down in-game. Like many games, I find the music too loud. I got the game on sale for 75% off and it's totally worth the pittance I paid for it.

Ok, I am changing my review. This game is so good I am actually writing a ligit review for it. Yeah, I kown right? Seriously though, I got this game thinking it was going to be a simple throw away puzzle game that you see countless of times on your smart phone. But it isn't. The basic things: Good simple controls. Cool atmosphere. Alright music. AN UNDO BUTTON: you have no idea how useful it is. The bad: The map is kind of annoying to navigate making the it annoying to traverse to find the one level you want to select, but it is a cool inerface so nothing felt there. The amazing: THE PUZZLES. Holly crap these puzzles are good. When I was looking at this game I thought it was going to be many puzzles were they have pointless "push the box to the goal" style solutions. THAT IS NOT THIS GAME. Some levels are like this but the most of the time you are using the cubes special abilities to solve puzzles that would be impossible in standard "push the box" puzzle games. The game doesn't even tell you what to do which adds another layer of puzzles to the puzzle you are trying to solve. There are so many moments that blew my mind when I discovered what a special box could do that you wouldn't normally think would be possible. The feeling you get when you figure out a mechanic blew me away. Also there is at least 75 puzzles most of which are pretty good and well designed so it is definatly worth the price! ADHD Version: You know that moment when you watched E3 portal 2 videos with the gels and realized the sudden unbound potential of puzzles these mechanics can create? Well this game captures that holly **** moments pretty well.