Damaged In Transit

I found this game at NYC gaming event and it was super addicting. As soon as I got the email that the game is released I brought it. (lol) I love the simplicity of the game play, the vibes, the hours I put to crack a puzzle. I mean my friend doesn't even play games but she loved this one. This is enjoyable and would recommend anyone to play.

Such a great game! It's a face-paced (adjustable in settings) puzzle game that stretches your brain by having to focus on these two little robots at the same time. The gameplay reminds me of a more modern, faster-paced Chu Chu Rocket. You can tell the levels are all crafted with care. There are a lot of really cool ah-ha! moments. The animations, sounds, sprites are all very cute and fun. There is also couch co-op and remote play, so you can't be mad at that. As of writing this review, I've completed the first world (out of 5) and am excited to play more. The difficulty is definitely ramping up! Easily recommended

Extremely difficult without being punishing. This is a fresh, unique, incredibly fun puzzle game that is easy to get into and hard to put down. You will die a LOT, but each death makes finally solving a puzzle that much more satisfying.

Damaged In Transit is an incredibly refreshing action-puzzler! Everything about this game feels great. Navigating 2 robots at the same time makes me feel like I'm unlocking another part of my brain, and when I finally solve a level, the rush of serotonin is like no other. The level design is clever & packed full of "aha" moments, the sounds and music keep you tuned into the environment/gameplay, and the art is ridiculously polished; full of detail and so fun to examine each character animation for intricacies. So good!!

Devilishly difficult, Damaged In Transit delivers with its dexterity-driven drone directing. Don't be deterred though, you'll get a sense of how to divide your attention soon enough. I'm through the first world, which does throw you right into the tasks at hand - solving the ticking timing puzzle that each level levels at you. Don't be bashful about adjusting the difficulty - reducing the speed that the drones move; I started at 100% but dialed down to 60% for a more relaxed pace that still maintains the challenge. The game is clearly built to reward practice, and tracks the difficulty and how many times you shift direction in any given level and calls out when you beat your personal best. Could def see this game becoming a really rewarding challenge for high-skill players. An unforgiving romp that will kick the butt of many a' streamer and lets play. Super fun pixel art graphics too!

Damaged In Transit is fun, fast paced and hard! It's easy to get sucked in and spend a lot of time, but also rewards short gaming sessions. I love how the split attention makes my brain feel -- kinda like it's being split open and expanded. Level design is awesome, gameplay is rewarding, and hoo boy it looks pretty. Oh also the soundtrack is catchy. Basically I love everything about this game. Also the little bits of story are great too. Yes good game play it now.

ahhh super addicting! easy to get into, but definitely not easy. great vibes (music, art, etc). not a healthy game to discover during work-at-home but one thing that's nice is i think i could play it during boring meetings and nobody would notice.

Had the chance to play this game at a public event with my brother, it was fantastic. We got to coordinate and work together to complete levels. Highly recommend it!

Super cute pixel art + devilishly difficult gameplay. If that sounds like your cup of tea, this is a must-buy!

Playing this game makes my brain feel weird! It's stylish, cute, replayable, and HARD. The puzzle design ramps up nicely in difficulty, making it hard to put down. Huge recommend!

Taken from my review here: http://bandersnatch.ca/tonys-game-corner-damaged-in-transit/ Damaged In Transit is an isometric puzzle game that makes my brain melt, and I love it. The goal of the game centers around navigating two cute little drones to exit depots on the map as they need to deliver packages to their clientele. However, this task is quite difficult as numerous obstacles will get in the way of your drones and their packaged goods. One hit from spikes or falling into the ocean will cause your little buddies to perish instantly. Packaged into bitesize levels, your robot will have to make it from point A to point B with perfect precision. The robots will move in one single direction until they touch little arrow pads on their track which you can control. The placement of your bots will vary from level to level, and so will the layouts. They can be placed behind each other or sometimes at distant points across the map. If you lose either of the drones you will have to start the level over so it is important to have a constant eye on their location to avoid crashing into hazards. Overall, Damaged In Transit can be quite difficult at times. Maybe I’m bad at multitasking, but I always find it really difficult to keep my eyes on what’s going on. Sometimes, it feels like I’m having a brain aneurysm, and my higher cognitive functions cease to work. It can be a little complicated at times. That doesn’t mean the game is unforgiving. Luckily there isn’t a life system and the game saves after every level. Also, there is a difficulty setting which allows you to slow down or even speed up the movement of your drones. I ended up sticking to the default speed since I found that making my robots move slowly messed up my rhythm, and going to fast was to hard for my casual caveman brain. For what it is, Damaged In Transit is a fun puzzler with cute pixel art. Even with the frustration that comes with trial and error, and the feeling that the developers are secretly watching me play and enjoying every moment I mess up, mocking my cognitive ability, beating a level is incredibly satisfying.