slewis7, Here is my solution for level 67: Spoiler I sequentially and alternately snap the two red blocks onto both blue walls, forming a winding staircase that goes up to the top.
After so much praise, I tried this too, going in with high expectations. Too high perhaps because I'm afraid I'm underwhelmed. I'm 20 levels in now, so I will hold off final judgement, but so far on most levels I had a "ok, this was it?" reaction. Some of the levels where you go forward only to discover you need to go back again because you "forgot" some magnets, I found a bit tedious. Reading the Description GAMEPLAY and FEATURES, I understood that it was like Cosmic Mechanic, in which you can go absolutely nuts contraption-wise and combines it with puzzles and even have some races with your vehicles and compete on leaderboards. Also Juice Belts was on my mind, contraption-puzzle-wise. Both are on my GOTD candidate list (not a typo, Decade. They are that good ). So it could be that I went in with too high and wrong expectations. As said earlier, I'll play some more, tomorrow, and try to judge Odd Bot Out on its own merits. Independent of this, I always like to see Game Center in a game, minimally achievements and preferably some leaderboard. It adds additional challenge and replay value to a game imo (and it helps to assess popularity, provides game analytics information and market a game automatically too).
Reading the Description GAMEPLAY and FEATURES, I understood that it was like Cosmic Mechanic, in which you can go absolutely nuts contraption-wise and combines it with puzzles and even have some races with your vehicles and compete on leaderboards. Also Juice Belts was on my mind, contraption-puzzle-wise. Both are on my GOTD candidate list (not a typo, Decade. They are that good ). Love games like these. Never heard of Cosmetic Mechanic til you brought it up and was excited for it unfortunately it's only for iPad. If you really want in depth gizmos and gadgets I recommend Principia (Same dev that made Apparatus for android) . I just hope the developer updates And fixes a few things sometime soon. And if you have a iPad, I enjoyed Algodoo. Loved playing around with that when I had a iPad.
I really love this game! The puzzle element isn't too difficult for us older gamers, but it isn't a walk in the park either. I especially love the levels where you assemble a mechanical device to aid in getting through the area. Great job developers!!!
I'm through the first 20-odd levels, and this game does one of the best jobs of slowly introducing mechanics in an organic way without ever saying a word that I have ever seen. And the system of machine components that has been created here in incredible...like Little Big Planet levels of incredible. No, not kidding.
I love this game. Best of all is the funny way the little guy's legs move, so alive, so adorable. Great puzzles too. Brilliant!
Red1, Moderator's prerogative... Here is my reply to another poster looking for a hint for the same level: ***SPOILER*** http://forums.toucharcade.com/showpost.php?p=3467673&postcount=25
Yes! I got to the top! Thanks. It seems so obvious now, but I was struggling with level 51. You saved my sanity!
Woo! I beat the game! The little section where you make your own thing was fun. I made a car with the leg blocks. It fell apart! Make a mode where you make your own thing like that, but you can stay as much as you want!
