Feeling extremely dizzy at the first level, and the switching perspective effect is futile. The Mouse is too sensitive in playing even though you lowered the index of setting before the start. It’s quite a lovely story and some its achievements are interesting too. However, there is no distinct instruction for players and I even died once (jump out from the window)before I found the right way to get out of the room. [spoiler]Friendly hint: you just need to put another battery back to where the phone exploded.[/spoiler] And the next journey is usual nothing notable to say but as a robot your enemy should be rats? Seriously speaking, the chunky robot which the player controls looks like a rubbish bin exactly. At the level 3, you will meet the hidden achievement-Pizza Time, take care! The determination of jump in this game is kind of problematic, hence it’s hard to get through the hurdle on the water. Easily get restart from the very beginning of the current level as it was saved au...

Scrap Garden: The Day Before, is a short 15 to 30 minute demo of an indie adventure/platformer that gives players a little taste of what the main game is all about. Even tho this is a short demo, it gives you all the right vibes on what the main game has to offer. It is an indie game created by Flazm Interactive’s Egidijus Bachur and Alexey Davydov. And in it, you can experience the life of an odd little robot called C4N, aka Canny, as he explores his surroundings to understand where he is and what is going on. Scrap Garden: The Day before is a very short experience but also a very cute and fun one. You control Canny as he wakes up inside an abandoned house and you have to make way and explore your surroundings. The gameplay does have some flaws and it might take you a few seconds to get used to it but nothing too hard that would spoil the fun of playing it and enjoying the story. The level design is a little bit basic since it is a demo so it can only portray a small portion of t...

+ Easy Achievements + Nice Graphics + Fun little demo - Camera in Chapter 2 - Depth perception - Boss The story is cute and it looks nice actually. It runs really well. Nice little exploration for a demo but the camera control in Chapter 2 is annoying. You don't spend much time there but the camera moves with your WASD/Arrow keys but it also moves with your mouse meaning the camera is moving two different times at the same time. The mouse is a controller to pick and throw stuff so this is a little annoying at times. The boss comes out of you out of nowhere and you are given no hints as how to hurt it. By time you figured it out you have taken damage from it hiding underground. Not good for those going for the no-hit achievement. The camera angle in this scene will effect if you get hit by one of the boss attacks, the floating red lasor thingies. The perception you are seeing may make you get hit by it even it seemed it was no where near you. Otherwise this is a cute and quick de...

Amazing graphics but I just cannot play because of the sadly over powering sensitivity. Plus the graphic changer dos'nt seem to do anything but make it laggy. But great graphics. By the way i halfway recommend this game meaning I dont completly dislike it.

Pros + Cute and heatwarming characters + Beautiful scenary and graphics + Ambient music + Interesting story Cons - Short - Unskipabble cutscenes (unless you're in Dev Mode) - Controls not so suitable for keyboard & mouse - Simple puzzle Why it's recommended? Because it's fun and free.

great game

Game is fun, good looking and easy to play! Loved it. Some small cons: the camera is way too sensitive, but I did get used to it after a few minutes, the doors that cost a number of nuts and bolts to enter actually just drain your entire "bank account" but this didn't effect the game negatively. Overall great demo, can't wait to play the full version!

Fun little 3-D platformer. I'll get that last achievement one day!

This is a very good way to demo your full game. A little demo to show what your gameplay is like and giving backstorie to the full game. I wish more game developers would do this.