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Labyrinthatory

The best puzzle-based top-down pixel art comedy collectathon adventure based in a retro futuristic formica punk science mansion ever made! Solve hundreds of puzzles with variable difficulty settings as you move through a comedy-mystery storyline.

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Developer
Unimposing Walrus
Publisher
Unimposing Walrus
Release
October 29, 2023
2 years and 277 days ago
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Positive23 reviews100.0%

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About the Game

The great robot creator Steven Wernicke has passed away in the year 3086. His niece, Roxanne, is tasked with uncovering his life’s most important work. Along the way, she must solve puzzles and riddles, collect items, and interact with Wernicke’s robots as she uncovers the mystery in this puzzle-based top-down collectathon adventure made for children who got old!

Features include:
  • Over 80 unique puzzle experiences with billions of possible variations
  • Customizable difficulty settings for most puzzles (Normal, Hard, and Stupid Hard)
  • Item collection and area progression (Rad boots!)
  • Hints, quick travel, autosave, and other player helps
  • Quirky, funny dialogue with lovable characters
  • Possibly too many pop culture references

Take your puzzle experience to the next level from familiar, simple puzzles to absurdly difficult ones, all at your option.





Hours of puzzling. Brain building. Laughing. All in a laboratory labyrinth-type place. Or Labyrinthatory, if you like a good portmanteau. Come for the puzzles, stay for the weirdness, and leave with a fondness for toast.
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