Steamroll

If you like puzzle games like Portal or The Talos Principle you will also like playing this one. It runs smoothly, has very nice graphics and pleasant background music. The sounds are well done, too. Gameplay is fun - playing against time or resources (or both). I like the leader board feature and I hope there will be some expansion levels in future (or even a map editor?).

I don`t like to give a thumbs down for something that has obviously taken allot of care to produce but sadly I found this game quickly became boring. There are far too many controls for one thing, a bit of simplification of these would help quite a bit. My main complaint however is that the levels themselves quickly devolve into you doing a load of grunt work to set up all the pieces to a puzzle you spotted how to solve within seconds of entering the level, only to then move on to the next level and have to do a slight variation on the same thing. With better thought out controls it might be faster to get the pieces set up and get throught the levels, or better thought out levels might make it less of a grind. As it stands I cannot see me going back to this game.

I funded this game when it first appeared on Kickstarter, but unfotunately it didn't reach the funding goal. Happily they succeeded on Greenlight ;) I bought it this week and I really enjoy playing this game. It's not the typical puzzle game. Fresh air! You are an engineer inside a steam ball-vehicle and you roll inside a mine. You have to shoot and destroy obstacles to be able to move, you construct walls and ramps... Good story, nice graphics and it works on Linux. Moreover, I can play in my mother tongue, Catalan ;)

Great game to each member of the family. Puzzle solving tricks, steampunk art, good music and sounds. If there will be a multiplayer mode thats will be the great fun!

I really do like this game. Steam Roll makes you think a couple moves ahead before even shooting one ball. I am having problems with "meeting point" but that shouldn't be a reason I do not recommend this game.

Really fun puzzle game, enough said. The whole steam punk aspect to it makes it unique. Well done!!!!!

I loved Vaporum and The Ball for their interesting puzzles and the steampunk feel. Steamroll is twice as better and I've enjoyed every part of it. It's atmospheric, calming (the music fits very well) and the mines make you want to replay the levels again. You get to control a larger machine (sadly, only for one level) In the end, I was satisfied with the closure. Short and to the point - nothing cliche. Try this game out, you wont be disappointed. If Anticto were miners, their games would be called gold.

Overall this is an enjoyable puzzle game with an interesting steampunk theme. If you're a fan of physics based puzzle games then this is well worth a look, particuarly if you enjoy the steampunk theme. The gameplay has an interesting mix of turret based "pinball" shooting combined with a movement mechanic (I'd call it light platforming without jumping if that makes sense). While the sections focused on movement are not the most enjoyable parts of the games they are integrated into the puzzles in a manner that's more integrated into the puzzle than the simple "clear a path to the exit" that you get in a lot of puzzle games. My primary complaint with this is probably the length. I was able to complete the entire game (including achievements) in just 7 hours the first time through. I'm not opposed to short games in general but the problem with short puzzle games (including steamroll) is that a short game means that you don't really get a chance to build up a repetoire of tactics that y...

So far, as a part-time gamer I find this game very good. No lagging in game play (i7, gtx760). I'm only up to level 8 but not bored with it. It works well with the remote XBOX gamepad.

I was a bit unsure about it at first but ended up quite enjoying it. It's a game in which some voice acting would go a long way, just sayin'. ;P