Spring It!
A Physics puzzle game where you build tools to bounce, launch, push, and pull your toy robots to reach the end of production.
Released
12 Feb 2018
8 years ago
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Overview
Summary
A Physics puzzle game where you build tools to bounce, launch, push, and pull your toy robots to reach the end of production.
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About This Game
Key Features
Welcome to our Company!
You have just been hired to fix the mess that is Toy Robot Emporium's production line.
The men and women down in engineering have whipped up various tools they believe will help you make a complete production line. You just need to drag and drop these springs and other such tools onto the line, and TA-DA, they are built before your eyes.
Those beautiful brilliant people made you some springs for bouncing the robots, fans for blowing the robots, and these magnet things for...I'm not really sure what they are for, they just sorta spin the robots in circles. You're the expert so I'm sure you'll figure it out, I mean that is why we hired you!
You can always send a test robot down the line to make sure it works. But some of the production lines have more problems than may first appears. We have 50+ lines in need of your expertise.
We are also cutting costs and only making limited tools for you to use. But you'll be fine. If you need me, I'll be in my office overseeing the rest of Human Resources.
- Four unique tools to learn and use
- Tools combine for improved effects
- Ability to create infinite loops, you know, for "science"
- 60 levels
- Awesome soundtrack, no really, go check that out
Welcome to our Company!
You have just been hired to fix the mess that is Toy Robot Emporium's production line.
The men and women down in engineering have whipped up various tools they believe will help you make a complete production line. You just need to drag and drop these springs and other such tools onto the line, and TA-DA, they are built before your eyes.
Those beautiful brilliant people made you some springs for bouncing the robots, fans for blowing the robots, and these magnet things for...I'm not really sure what they are for, they just sorta spin the robots in circles. You're the expert so I'm sure you'll figure it out, I mean that is why we hired you!
You can always send a test robot down the line to make sure it works. But some of the production lines have more problems than may first appears. We have 50+ lines in need of your expertise.
We are also cutting costs and only making limited tools for you to use. But you'll be fine. If you need me, I'll be in my office overseeing the rest of Human Resources.
