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A fun way of exploring the history of games! A really nice anthology collection.
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I respect the work that was done to collect, catalogue, retro-engineer & introduce all these lock-picking game mechanisms, hence why I'm happy to be able to give the developer a few bucks & encourage them in this line of work.
However, the museography it
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This was both an excellent trip down memory lane and a fun way to engage with the theory and practice of game mechanics and design. Super cool!
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It's pretty good.
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20 minutes worth of gameplay, 30 if you're thorough and read all the text. Unpolished UI, text is often obscured by interface elements. One lock opens without any input from you, others could be implemented better. In serious need of polishing and, maybe,
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Really neat concept, especially on something as fascinating and widespread in video games as Lockpicking. Really fascinating to experience the breadth of concepts, across decades of games. Curious to see whether this devteam continues this series for ot
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THIS IS NOT A GAME! I think it's important that anyone planning to buy this understands this concept right away. You are not going to 'play' with this. It's a museum, an archive, hopefully one that will grow and get more polished in the future if the idea
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First of all, it's a Museum, not a game per se, so people should keep their expectations in check.
As for what it's intended to be, a resource and preservation of mechanics, it's well done and informative. Certainly useful for anyone wanting to implemen
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Fantastic survey of lockpicking mechanics, exactly what it says on the tin.
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Enjoyed going through this!
Really highlights how varied lockpicking has been in games. Feels like an important piece of software for archival purposes.
I also learned that I never want to play Hillsfar.
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Museum of Mechanics: Lockpicking это не совсем игра, больше пособие/референс для разработчиков. В этом качестве музей очень даже неплох. Некоторые замки о
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Definitely a game made for developers. It's very knowledgeable about the various mechanics used and is a great resource for anyone wanting to create their own lockpicking minigame and learn how to improve on past mechanics.
While I do recommend this, it'
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Еще QR-Код заставляли бы предоставлять и вообще был бы идеальный симулятор.
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An interesting and useful resource. By putting a bunch of different takes on the same mechanic all in one place, you can see how even a small mechanic can grow and change to better fit its context [i.e., how Splinter Cell implements a visually spectacular
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A fantastic resource for game developers! Interesting to see how the same themes and fantasies get interpreted (with greater or lesser success) across many genres and several decades of game development. The mechanics and analysis writeups in the game are
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Unfortunately, the fact that it lacks both support for ultrawides AND a resolution/scaling setting makes it hard to recommend. Some of the locks cannot be solved as they are partially off screen, others have non-intuitive mechanics and their "explanations
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As it is right now, this should be free to $3, not $10. While interesting to see other mechanics from other games, I expected more from "The Door". Three random mini-games, and no reward?
While its a museum of all the classic lockpicking, it would have
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игра ****** только не понял за что деньги отдал
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За 250 рублей вы получаете, несколько статей с википедии, геймплея на 20 минут и кровавые слёзы от вырвиглазного интерфейса и дизайна. Что сам
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Not really a game, but an interesting Museum indeed!
A very useful resource for game developpers & game students to research & benchmark different ways to handle lockpicking in games
Improvements: the numerous texts could be a bit better presented to be m
