Trap Labs Reviews

You can tell the game is a labour of love. The 00s Cartoon Network graphics are awesome, comes with plenty of content, it's hard as **** to keep me entertained for a while and despite being a multiplatform game it runs okay on my mac. I'll probably gift it to a couple of friends too, and I hope to see it in r/speedrun soon :D

The art style first caught my eye, and the game play turns out to be very fun and challenging! The levels become difficult and need quite a bit of practice. I was happy to have unlimited lives (that I used to the fullest). I played it with my nephew and he loved it too. The graphics are retro and I can't get enough of them. I really hope this comes out on the Apple Store.

Great game! Good Challenge! Lots of fantastic fun and a bit of frustration with friends! I have a lot of laughs playing with friends :)

Beat it 3 hours... The story ending just felt so ugly. Bought it for a friend, and myself...and i was unfortunately disappointed. On the bright side, i can honestly say that my tolerance for utter stupid crap has unfortunately increased. ...slightly. I now have slightly more sympathy for the pizza man when he is 5 minutes later than expected arrival time.

Really fun action/puzzler game. Has a nice difficulty curve and a great art-style. Plus it helps that the dev is incredibly nice! Fingers crossed for more in the future!

Recently purchased this game to play with a group of friends. The puzzles are great, the challenge level is just right to intrigue and grind for new players and continue to be hard for vets. The animation and art stylings are right out of cartoons and are reminiscent of my childhood without being overly childish. Its a fun and silly coat of paint over deep and rich puzzle gameplay. Whether you're looking for for a solo challenge or a good time messing with friends I give this one 4.5/5 for puzzle games. Trap Labs is great and I cannot recommend it enough.

This is a really fun action/puzzle trap game! The puzzles are challenging, but fair enough to make you keep trying one more level, then one more level, until you realize you were supposed to put it down 4 hours earlier. It's definitely a little rage inducing, but the feeling of finally persevering is so satisfying! The art style is also adorable, and really brings charm to an already really polished game. If you're a fan of the old Starcraft custom games or the Fairly OddParents art style, you should totally check it out!

Disclaimer: I was asked by the developer of this game to play it on stream. But I bought the copy of it with my own money. This game was a very pleasant surprise to me. I went into this game with absolutely no expectations and having never heard about it prior. It has a casual and humorous atmosphere with a dash of dark humor mixed into it. The traps in this game progress in difficulty at a good pace so that there are no unexpected spikes in difficulty. The bosses can be difficult but thankfully your character only respawns if they die. After respawning they can resume fighting the boss right where they left off. The story mode for me took a little bit over 3 hours to beat. But the game offers many more game modes for extra replayability. it also includes leaderboards to match yourself against other players on Steam. One minor issue that came up a few times throughout my playthrough of this game were some grammatical problems with dialog. I definitely recommend having those corrected as they can stand out in an otherwise smooth gameplay experience. Overall I loved this game and recommend it. It's also being released on other platforms to my knowledge (such as Android) and this game would work very well with a touch screen interface.

4.5/10 I've played and enjoyed many cooperative escape rooms on Steam (which often have puzzle elements), and so I thought Trap Labs might scratch a puzzle itch for myself and my co-op partner. While I have to say that I loved the graphical cartoon style of the game and the intuitive interface, that's unfortunately where my praise for the game ends. I would've liked for the second player to have a different colored shirt, or even be able to select a different character to showcase more of the unique art style. Perhaps I'm not as engaged by puzzles as some, but I guess I just wanted to get some extra funny robot dialogue or a little story piece to tell me more about Billy's life after each puzzle. I'd memorize a pattern, traverse some oscillating squares, and then immediately be treated to...another almost identical puzzle. In addition, the movement in the game just did not feel good to me. My character felt "floaty" and seemed to take a moment to both stop and start moving. The controls do not feel as tight as something like a Super Meat Boy. This movement simply did not combine well with the precision demanded by the game.

The moment I saw it, I bought it. The art reminds me of those cartoons I grew up watching on TV and the genre is one of my favorite, timed puzzle solving quick reflexes 360 no scope to the next level. Currently taking a break since I spent 2.4 hours straight playing it up to flood 98. Will re-do all the levels til I get the perfect score.