Project Terrarium

The visuals are cute, the musical score is lovely, and it's so fun flipping the switches and turning the dials in creative new ways to uncover the key to each bot. The first few levels were challenging but satisfying enough that I was planning to share it with my young niece, but in the later levels some of the actions were very unclear, so it's best for older children or adults. The interface can be a bit glitchy/finicky sometimes (tiny touch area to spin the dial rather than the bot).

Fun puzzles. Most of them are just the right difficulty, some super easy, and some are so confusing I don't know how the devs thought we'd figure them out. There's some lag that occasionally slows it down, but mostly it runs good. If you like the Doors games or House of Da Vinci, you'll probably like this. Really like the saving nature plot, but wish we could see more of what's being replenished on each level

The puzzles have no rhym or reason. You kinda get an idea through the 'tutorial' that leaves you confused. There is no central or core mechanic to the game. Just random stuff thrown around for the sake of creating puzzles. Good luck figuring them out. And if that was not enough, it has the worst graphics I have seen in a modern game. Im not sure how it gets its 4.7 rating. Won't recommend.