I really enjoy this game. I had it by buying a lot of games from Square Enix in a pack, so I didn't know exactly what I had bought and I decided to download this game: from the reviews I saw things like "another Portal-game" so I was just forced to play it!
As you can see, I have a little more than 5 hours on this game and I entirely finished it (achievements included). So the game is a bit short; some people left a negative review due to the short lifetime but it will not be my case.

Yeah, this game looks like Portal. Yeah, it's "only" some puzzle rooms like Portal (with an history). But I like it, men. Puzzles use simple mechanics (with energy balls / energy boxes) and you can take control over a robot and also make some actions through the cameras. This game looks like Portal, so it just looks pretty good. I don't see why you should put a negative review below this game, only for the puzzle rooms and the intuitive and logic game it is.

Nevertheless, you should know that I made the game without the sound, only with my personal music which allows me to have a better concentration for puzzle rooms. I put subtitles but even if they were here, I didn't have the time to read them (it's like I tried to run the game because I wanted to see if I quickly understood the rooms and there is a lot of words we don't care about). Basically I heard / saw nothing about the history, and I don't regret it since I wanted to play this game only for the pure rooms. The Turing Test is the name took for the Alan Turing's test to see and use the AI of a computer next to a human and then judge if computer can look like a human in a vocal conversation. I will not explain this test but you should take a look at it, really. The only thing I can tell you is that the history looks (I have not seen much, lul) like the Turing Test, which clarly explains the name of this game. However I don't know if it's really interesting in the game...

To conclude, if you really enjoyed the Portal games: buy it. I entirely understand that $20 can mean a lot (so maybe wait for a discount), but the game uses interesting game mechanics (like Portal but with other few ideas which look really cool!) that you should see and understand by yourself.
If you don't like the Portal games (or you don't know what are these games but in this case get out of this page) or you think it is too expansive, then wait or don't buy it. I really consider that for those who like "mind 3D games", it's a good one tho!

I really enjoy this game. I had it by buying a lot of games from Square Enix in a pack, so I didn't know exactly what I had bought and I decided to download this game: from the reviews I saw things like "[i]another Portal-game[/i]" so I was just forced to play it! As you can see, I have a little more than 5 hours on this game and I entirely finished it (achievements included). So the game is a bit short; some people left a negative review due to the short lifetime but it will not be my case. Yeah, this game looks like Portal. Yeah, it's "only" some puzzle rooms like Portal (with an history). But I like it, men. Puzzles use simple mechanics (with energy balls / energy boxes) and you can take control over a robot and also make some actions through the cameras. This game looks like Portal, so it just looks pretty good. I don't see why you should put a negative review below this game, only for the puzzle rooms and the intuitive and logic game it is. Nevertheless, you should know that I made the game without the sound, only with my personal music which allows me to have a better concentration for puzzle rooms. I put subtitles but even if they were here, I didn't have the time to read them (it's like I tried to run the game because I wanted to see if I quickly understood the rooms and there is a lot of words we don't care about). Basically I heard / saw nothing about the history, and I don't regret it since I wanted to play this game only for the pure rooms. The Turing Test is the name took for the Alan Turing's test to see and use the AI of a computer next to a human and then judge if computer can look like a human in a vocal conversation. I will not explain this test but you should take a look at it, really. The only thing I can tell you is that the history looks (I have not seen much, lul) like the Turing Test, which clarly explains the name of this game. However I don't know if it's really interesting in the game... To conclude, if you really enjoyed the Portal games: buy it. I entirely understand that $20 can mean a lot (so maybe wait for a discount), but the game uses interesting game mechanics (like Portal but with other few ideas which look really cool!) that you should see and understand by yourself. If you don't like the Portal games (or you don't know what are these games but in this case get out of this page) or you think it is too expansive, then wait or don't buy it. I really consider that for those who like "mind 3D games", it's a good one tho!