Anyone that plays Magrunner: Dark Pulse will immediately want to make a comparison to Portal. This comparison is warranted though. Both games are played in the first person perspective where you must figure out how to solve puzzles in different rooms to progress out of said rooms, with a gradual increase in difficulty as you progress through the rooms. Instead of using portals to navigate through these different rooms, you have access to magnets that can be used to open doors, propel you through a level, or move platforms. The end result is a wonderful addition to the first person puzzle genre.
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The Cthulhu Mythos is easily one of the most recognizable pieces of writing in gaming and Magrunner: Dark Pulse is a fresh new take on an iconic story. If you love puzzles and a taste of the terrifying check out Magrunner: Dark Pulse.
Bad is a relative term, and atmospheric first-person puzzle games are like pizza; even when they’re bad, they’re still good. On its own, Magrunner: Dark Pulse is full of brain-bending puzzles and interesting story elements. Pit it against charmers like Quantum Conundrum and the genre-standard Portal, however, and you’ll start to notice its overwrought storyline and gaps in logic.
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