- Publisher: Amanita Design
- Release Date: Sep 8, 2011
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita
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Oct 29, 2011100Our sole complaint is its baffling demand for an iPad 2; we honestly can't see what it's doing that needs the extra power. It spends quite a bit of time loading and there are lots of animated things going on, but nothing especially excessive that we'd expect to require an iPad 2. What do we know, though? If you have the technology, we strongly recommend it.
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Oct 2, 2011100Machinarium, as a whole, is remarkably tidy.
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Sep 12, 2011100An absolutely brilliant take on the classic point and click adventure plot, with enchanting visuals and sounds, and a plethora of unique challenges that are sure to bend your mind.
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Apr 17, 201290Machinarium is a true highlight in the point and click adventure genre.
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Sep 21, 201190Two and a half years later, Machinarium still is one of the best adventure and a must play for every iPad 2 owner.
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Sep 8, 201190Machinarium is irresistible - a splendid little point-and-click adventure bolstered by a truly artful sense of character, storytelling, and world design.
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Sep 14, 201185Machinarium is a must-play for point-and-click fans. It hearkens back to the early days of the genre with a brutal level of difficulty that will keep you puzzled for hours.
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Sep 28, 201180Attractive hand drawn graphics feature twisted scrap heaps, cool looking contraptions and droids of all shapes and sizes. The soothing mood music, meanwhile, helps put you at ease.
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Sep 23, 201180Machinarium is hard. I mean it, it won't hold your hand through the game, and you won't complete it in an hour. But odds are, you won't mind the difficulty. Just the emotion and cuteness of the robot, even without dialogue, will make you smile.
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Sep 16, 201180Machinarium is a stunning game. Working just as naturally on the iPad as it did on the PC, it's the kind of flawless experience that all point and click fans should check out immediately. They won't be disappointed by any means.
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Sep 12, 201170Quotation forthcoming.