The Reticule writes: "I'll be honest, it's a game that makes me wish that we at the Reticule had a more detailed scoring system, as I don't think it's a miss by a long way, but it's still a tough game to recommend to everybody. Machinarium as an art project ticks all the right boxes. As a game, it can veer a little too haphazardly on the side of frustration thanks to the interface issues. Certainly worth a try – moreso if you like artistic games – but make sure you've got a lot of patience if you're going to give it a shot."
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