Bob has crashed on a strange planet, lost a bunch of parts for his ship and above all, is late for work! Find the lost parts and rebuild your ship along the way to solve challenging, physics-based puzzles. You can build your ship any way you like in the ship builder – try to find the coolest ship-design for the puzzle at hand.
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After trying for three hours to come to grips with this game's mechanics, I decided to give up. I don't think Bob Came in Pieces is an outright bad game, it's just a game I can't get used to, nor do I find any fun in it. The basic idea is sound and actually somewhat original: controling Bob, you have to travel through several levels in order to collect the missing parts of his ship (Bob is a spaceship that came down to earth in pieces). There are several obstacles on the way, most of those objects that have to be removed or replaced (well, in the few levels I played anyway). By putting together Bob in the right way on the work-pads, you can figure out how to overcome the obstacles/puzzles: putting an extra engine in one of the slots makes a huge difference, and there's a "pull beam" that lets you pull away objects. At least, theoretically. Since the controls of this game are off-target
Bob Came in Pieces is not a good game. Bob Came in Pieces is not a bad game. Bob Came in Pieces is a good game locked tightly to a horrific (and sometimes unplayable) control scheme. Interesting idea that I really wanted to get behind, but the main problem with the game is what I like to call "slippery controls." Bob Came in Pieces has a cool idea with ship building to solve puzzles, but moving the actual ship will prove frustrating and difficult. Most of the "challenge" with Bob Came in Pieces comes from the fact that Bob doesn't usually do what you want him to. "Building" the ship is just a matter of sticking tubes onto your ship with a few rockets for awkward thrust and a push or pull device to move around objects. The rest is up to your mind... or your willpower to simply keep chugging at the same "puzzle" until Bob finally decides that he really does want to go the way you want
Bob Came in Pieces is an arcade game in which the player takes on the character of an alien who crashed his own spaceship and now has to restore it by finding all the pieces . This is a production in which the player must also demonstrate logical thinking skills. Often the player has to use various laws of physics to move specific things to the right places. Bob Came in Pieces was developed in three-dimensional visuals, with melodious music playing in the background, and the game itself is aimed at slightly younger computer users. Unfortunately, the biggest drawback here is the control, clumsy,haphazard and often provoking you to get lost or bug out somewhere. [★[★[★[★[★[★[☆[☆[☆[☆]
Nice puzzle game. Also requires some skill to control the little ship. But it's very, very short.
Too fiddly and frustrating to prove enjoyable.
I think Ludosity is an amazing game company. All of there games are fun and enjoyable, has good mobile games and even the free games are really good especially Iji. There was only one game I haven’t played for a while which was the game in question, and.....It’s middling. I’m just gonna talk about the gameplay since the graphics and story are fine. I’ll be honest, the gameplay was fine when it started, the controls were fine, the ship building was a good way to get people thinking about the puzzle and some of the later levels were pretty good. But there’s one mechanic that really bugged and really got me frustrated during my playtrough and that the pull mechanic. the object you are very either very stubborn to move or are so light that they get out of your grip. Now I doubt this would bother me if this was after later when you get better engines but you get this pretty early one and th
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