.projekt Reviews

A really sweet puzzle game about cubes and perspective. Always pleasant to come back for more to solve. I like the fact players have to search not only to solve it, but can also go further by solving it with the minimum and maximum amount of cubes, allowing more replayability, which is a sweet touch.

This has easily become one of my favorite puzzle games, especially since very few out there focus on spacial reasoning. There are way more levels than I expected, and you can solve them in any way you want but also have the option of completing 3 different goals. The game's only flaw has nothing to do with the game itself, but with its place here on Steam: NO CLOUD SAVING. I've poured a [i]lot[/i] of time, effort, and satisfaction into my progress, but now I'm faced with having to start over from scratch the next time I return instead of enjoying the fruits of my labor. It leaves an otherwise pristine game with a very sour taste in my mouth at the end.

Quality puzzle game. The screenshots and trailers tell you everything you need to know logistically. The achievements are all reasonable, and you can get them all without it being tedious. I decided to go the extra mile. I had not truly completed the projekt until I completed all 120 levels in all three modes. I completed the projekt before it completed me. There is a neat little reward for people who go that extra mile. That you can get the game done without tedium, but that there is the little extra for the people who do power through it, that is the mark of a quality game to me. & is it fun? Yes.

.projekt is a 3D perspective puzzler where you have to place cubes to make it match the images from every angle. 2 different modes offer a different approach to the same puzzle. Has enough content and challenges to offer replayability and puzzles themselves are creative albeit a little repetitive. Controls are the only part that felt iffy but since you don't have to rush, its not a deal-breaker. Its fun, relaxing and will keep you busy for 2 to 3 hours. Recommended.

Very solid minimalist puzzle game with a good amount of gameplay. 120 levels with 3 modes each. Sometimes the block placement could be a bit finicky, or I'd erase the wrong block and not be able to put it back, so I'd have to start all over, but each puzzle isn't too hard or time consuming. Just a nice fun puzzle time.

the game is peaceful and relaxing, if you were looking for a puzzle game like that, then this is it no doubt. - the game is long enough to worth it's asking price and not overstay it's welcome. - love how you can play every level 3 times to reach a certain goal. - from the last time I've played what I remember the problem with this game was the camera, which doesn't give you a lot of freedom and it might bother you a little bit.

The game is brilliant. I completed all levels with all solutions and enjoyed every second of it. Maximum cubes way is for relaxing no-brain gameplay; minimum cubes requires finding the most effective solution; picross is just picross but with simplified navigation (like for example "3" can mean either 3 cubes in a row, or 2-space-1, or 1-space-2, or 1-space-1-space-1) but it doesn't really complicate the gameplay since all grids are 5×5. And you can also ignore all of the above ways and just find your solution - the game will accept it and let you to the next level. No pressure. That's why it's so good.

I would definitely recommend this game for those who're looking for a relaxing puzzle game that can be experienced in short bursts. 1. Each puzzle is short, so it's easy to play the game and make progress if you only have a short 10-15 minute window to relax/unwind. 2. No huge spikes in difficulty. Puzzle difficulty increases, but not to the point of frustration -- if you're playing to relax, this is perfect. 3. Each puzzle has 3 goals (min, max, picross), which adds to replay value. 4. Achievements are relatively easy to unlock. If you're a fan of hardcore puzzles that make your brain sweat and wrinkle, look for something else, though. After 100%ing this game I have only one question: why there aren't more puzzle games like this one?

A decent block-stacking game with nice presentation, if slightly hampered by limited camera movement. Mixture of play styles, from simple minimum versus maximum number of cubes, to more complicated picross modes, across a fairly large amount of puzzles.

[table] [tr] [th][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33501916/]Follow my curator for More Puzzle Game Recommendations![/url][/th] [/tr] [/table] .projekt is a minimalist puzzle game where your task is to build blocks to match two pictures taken from a perpendicular angle. The game has 60 levels and each puzzle can be solved in 3 ways: just solve it, solve it with the minimal number of blocks and thirdly solve it with the maximum number of blocks. This adds a decent amount of replayability and it seems like the game is designed around going back to levels after solving as a puzzle can end while your still removing "scaffolding blocks." The 2nd time around it allows you solve in various ways without jumping to the next puzzle. Difficulty ramps up fairly but once you work out the algorithm for minimum and maximum solutions the game becomes very easy and you can grind through without much thought. The game probably needs a little more to it, another level of complexity etc... It's a decent enough game and it should only take 2-3 hours to complete but don't expect a real challenge once you work out the rules.