A Collection of Bad Moments Reviews

[h1]5.4/10 - Gorgeous exterior, soulless interior, fun for about four hours - kinda like my ex [/h1] A Collection of Bad Moments is the spiritual successor to [url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198034531618/recommended/592620/]Trajectory[/url], but lacks its charm. Where that game had an overarching story tying randomized missions together, and included easter eggs and thematic mini-games, this one has none of those things. There are seven short missions (four regular, two bonus and one free DLC), two of which have been taken from Trajectory (one literally, the other with some improvements). This time, however, there are no alternative ways of solving problems. As a result there is much less replay value, even though this game is only one quarter of the length of its predecessor. Taking into account that the price is more than half that of Trajectory, I am disappointed with the value proposition. I hope a lot of additional free DLC content will be added in the future, so that I can increase my rating for what is currently essentially a demo for Trajectory or an advertisement for the Unreal Engine.

Good game. Only plaid two maps but for the price so for so good. Nice grafik and great sound but sometimes hard..

You can try only if you are retarded. Maybe interesting ideas, but totally bad implementation. All is scripted. Got to by this game 4 years ago and never played and they promised me a game, not this. Lower than mediocre.

Challenging, creative and fun! I love puzzle games and this one does not disappoint. Decent graphics and voice acting keep it interesting. It took me 40 minutes to solve the Rooftop Escape scenario. That's the first one, where armed soldiers are coming to kill you. For less than $4, this game is a steal! I look forward to the other three scenarios.

maybe the first level and the DLC show some signs of actual puzzle design. but jeez this is just sooo unpolished it shouldn't be released like this. I appreciate the designer likely put a lot of effort into it and it's fairly cheap, but it's just not really good at all.

at the 4 dollar price tag it's alright. I couldn't seem to make the clock tower work or the shopping cart in the dam so I quit out, but I was kind of bored from the space oxygen level. I guess I was looking for puzzles and not an exploration game. at 4$ it's good, but if it was above 5 I probably wouldn't recommend it. It's pretty on the edge for me. Still that first level on the terrace was great and had the stupid ah hah moment that makes puzzle games fun.

Great ideas, but not recommending due to lack of actual video options. Motion blur is too much, gave me a massive headache and made me feel sick. Will update if video options are added

Silent Dracmor from Turtle island gaming here. Just finished this game, and I must say... HIGHLY reccomended if you enjoy situational abstract puzzles. From start to finish, I felt challenged and ecouraged to keep playing each inventive scenario. 5/5!!! Stay shiny!

A good collection of short, sci-fi puzzle games. One only needs to complete #1 - 5 and 7, not 6, and not in the same session for the 100% achievements unlocked.

A very interesting idea with a surprisingly good execution. A bit short, but for this price, can't really complain too much. I would love to see more chapters or a sequel with more depth and longer missions. If you are into puzzle games you will probably like it but may find it a bit easy. Not sure why it has a "Difficult" tag.