Unmechanical: Extended Edition

 Xbox One
Metascore
66

Mixed or average reviews - based on 14 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 14
  2. Mixed: 9 out of 14
  3. Negative: 0 out of 14
  1. Dealspwn
    Mar 22, 2015
    70
    Unmechanical Extended is just as short and sweet as the original; a gentle yet compelling use of four hours that's best enjoyed in a single sitting.
  2. Official Xbox Magazine UK
    Mar 4, 2015
    70
    Convoluted levels can lead to tiring exploration. [March 2015, p.82]
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  3. Attack of the Fanboy
    Feb 1, 2015
    70
    The complete lack of context and non-existent story give you nothing to latch on to. The variety of puzzles found in the game don’t have much replay value, and even on the first go round, the more ambitious ones can certainly frustrate.
  5. TheSixthAxis
    Jan 30, 2015
    70
    A puzzling game, in every sense of the word. In that manner there are puzzles, each of which must be surmounted before you can progress, but equally its lack of any true storytelling, beyond that which you create yourself, or indeed any hand-holding to point you in the right direction almost cause too much confusion.
  6. Gamers' Temple
    Mar 12, 2015
    66
    The puzzles needed to be more creative and challenging, a bit of a help navigating would have been nice, and I could have done without the timing-based puzzles with the sloppy controls.
  7. X-ONE Magazine UK
    Apr 6, 2015
    60
    There are some inventive puzzles, but don't expect anything revolutionary. [Issue#122, p.84]
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  8. Eurogamer
    Feb 2, 2015
    60
    This is a slight, simple, often delightful game that displays moment-to-moment ingenuity but which now obviously lacks a broader conceit to bring its ideas together.
  9. games(TM)
    Apr 12, 2015
    50
    Nice enough, but not exactly groundbreaking. [Issue#159, p.110]
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  10. We Got This Covered
    Feb 1, 2015
    50
    Despite featuring some creative brainteasers, Unmechanical: Extended is hampered by its lack of meaningful plot, little replay value and unfortunately brisk length.

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User Score
7.1

Mixed or average reviews- based on 10 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 10
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 10
  3. Negative: 1 out of 10
  1. Broyax
    May 1, 2018
    1
    L'indé du jour est une espèce de jeu de plate-forme avec un petit robot mongolo volant perdu dans un souterrain industriel. Putain, dit commeL'indé du jour est une espèce de jeu de plate-forme avec un petit robot mongolo volant perdu dans un souterrain industriel. Putain, dit comme ça, ça donne déjà envie... ou pas. Robogogolo peut juste faire une chose (à part faire l'hélicoptère bien sûr) : avec son aimant au cul, il peut tracter des pierres ou des objets pas trop lourds pour activer des interrupteurs qui ouvrent des portes et des grilles et tout ça...

    A dire vrai, il s'agit davantage d'un jeu de puzzle casse-burnes que d'un jeu de plate-forme mais réalisé correctement avec l'Unreal 3, ce qui reste assez rare dans le petit monde merdveilleux des indés faisandés qu'on croit très frais mais qui ne le sont pas.

    La musique artificielle est rapidement désagréable, tout comme l'intégralité de cette chienlit à énigmes pénibles dans ce petit univers de déchèterie à la mords-moi-le-noeud : c'est concon et chiant à la fois et ça n'amusera que la poubelle, laquelle se délecte des indés qui sentent le poisson.    … Full Review »
  2. OX0Cube
    Aug 2, 2016
    7
    I played the 'Extended' edition of the game. I have to admit, I was not expecting an extended version of the game to only be just over an hourI played the 'Extended' edition of the game. I have to admit, I was not expecting an extended version of the game to only be just over an hour to play through, however I did enjoy playing it.

    The puzzles were instinctive and the controls were basic however the game is challenging enough to leave you with a sense of achievement.

    Although the game has no dialog the game allows your mind to build its own narrative through the surroundings and it cleverly creates the impression that you are part of something greater.

    It’s a game that you might play through a second time to try and gain some of the achievements missed on the first sitting but it not likely to draw you back in again and again.    … Full Review »
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