Don't Touch this Button!

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  • Summary: You don't know where you are or how you got here... This place looks extremely strange, and the string of rooms ahead of you is fraught with deadly dangers... But I'm sure you will be able to overcome all obstacles on your way and get to the exit... The main thing is to remember the rule -You don't know where you are or how you got here... This place looks extremely strange, and the string of rooms ahead of you is fraught with deadly dangers... But I'm sure you will be able to overcome all obstacles on your way and get to the exit... The main thing is to remember the rule - never trust me!

    Don't Touch this Button! is a minimalistic puzzle game with a first-person point of view. All you have to do to win is to go through a series of rooms pressing a certain button in each of them. But with each successive room it will become more and more difficult, and the danger you face will become more and more serious.    … Expand

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  1. Pure Nintendo
    Oct 12, 2021
    45
    Overall Don’t Touch This Button! is an incredibly average room-based puzzle game that probably isn’t worth your time.

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  1. NindieSpotlight
    Dec 17, 2021
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    When games are relatively simple, both visually and in terms of play, they really need to knock it out of the park with execution or thingsWhen games are relatively simple, both visually and in terms of play, they really need to knock it out of the park with execution or things can go downhill quickly. While you can see some effort with this particular title, what surprised me was how quickly the puzzle element receded into the background while the game leaned heavily on you needing to perform what I’d call a jump-away push move in order to trigger the button required without getting hit by the spikes that come up when you do so. Perhaps this wouldn’t necessarily be too bad, but even when you know what you want to do mechanically the game’s controls just aren’t very well up to the task of making this move consistent as they’re a bit on the sloppy side. If you don’t mind periodic frustration with this there are other varieties of puzzles that are less of an issue but overall this game ran out of steam pretty quickly.

    https://www.nindiespotlight.com/2021/09/mini-reviews-september-27th-edition.html    … Expand