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The bonus episode can probably add about another hour to that. Your first time through the game will take you probably three to four hours depending on your comfort level with puzzles. This really helps the game world feel alive as opposed to a linear set of challenges. There are even areas where you can take different paths at different times. While most of the puzzles really only have one solution, some can be solved several ways. There are also several points in the game where you have a degree of freedom in how you do things. You wonвЂ™t know if you can pick something up or do something until you try. There are no tutorials or signs that tell you where to go. What really makes the game work though, is the sense of exploration.

For example, thereвЂ™s one puzzle where you have to activate switches so that the machinery matches the rhythmic notes coming out of a speaker. Some more basic puzzles find new life in this game as well. The solution involves tossing the bomb through some tubes that shoot in out and blocking the lasers with your body. Secondly, the path to the switch is blocked by lasers that will detonate the bomb if they come into contact with it.

First, the bomb is immediately activated when you grab it and will blow up quickly. For example, at one point you need to get a bomb over to a switch. To the contrary, the ability to manipulate objects while flying around makes for some interesting puzzles indeed. YouвЂ™d think this approach might make the puzzles limited. ItвЂ™s just moving and pressing one button. There are no fancy button combos to remember, weapon wheels to manage, or stats to max. You use this to pick up objects, activate switches, and other such things. Any other button activates the botвЂ™s tractor beam.

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As a flier, your bot is free to move in all directions, though thereвЂ™s often walls and other obstacles to maneuver about.

You basically move with either of the sticks. Keeping up the theme, the gameplay for UE is also quite minimal. The little robot is downright adorable with his little sounds that he makes. Much of the gameвЂ™s charm comes from the music, but also the sound effects. My favorite was a more upbeat clock-based song that played as I passed through a room with giant gears. ThereвЂ™s also a surprising amount of variety here, with different sections of the game having their own themes. ItвЂ™s almost creepy at times, but itвЂ™s all entertaining. The music is more about ambiance and setting the mood as opposed to being flamboyant and over the top.

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When it comes to the gameвЂ™s audio, the minimalist approach is in full effect again. ItвЂ™s a small blemish on an overall beautiful presentation. These come in the form of items glitching through walls or performing in other manners than just arenвЂ™t possible. The only downside is that sometimes the gameвЂ™s physics cause some problems. Though thereвЂ™s a lot of gray and silver, the developers knew to add just a splash of bright here and there. It has a dark yet glowing look that simply pops off the screen. There is a lot of detail in each background, to the point where youвЂ™re disappointed that you canвЂ™t interact with it all. Though limited in terms of variety, the underground city is a virtual playground of gears, valves, and all around machinery. This is especially true in the bonus chapter. In fact, your mostly silent little buddy will quickly grow on you. This is a visual game, but that doesnвЂ™t mean it loses any charm. There are no cutscenes, there are no words, and there isnвЂ™t even any text to tell you whatвЂ™s going on. The whole thing is done in a minimalist nature. Naturally, youвЂ™ll help him solve puzzles and open doors so that he can fly away home. One day, said robot is floating about with his buddies when heвЂ™s pulled into the ground by a metal tube and trapped in the middle of a giant metallic city. This makes this the definitive version of the game. It adds a whole new chapter for players to explore. Like the best crossovers though, UE isnвЂ™t simply a port. This game first found life on PC, was brought over to mobile phones, and now makes the journey to modern consoles as well. If you see a downloadable game on one system, itвЂ™s bound to show up on the others at some point as well. One of the many boons the digital revolution has bestowed is that exclusive games are simply becoming an endangered species.

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