I'd say he summed it up perfectly (although the audio stutters on my year old MBP, my desktop PC handles it fine).
#Spacechem ost full#
There's a demo full game is $15 until January 3rd (launch sale). The game includes YouTube uploading support and is DRM-free! It doesn't have a level editor, but the author may do it if enough people are interested. Also, trying to get the lowest cycle count / lowest number of symbols is always something to try if you get bored. It also comes with challenges, which give you an extra really hard something to try if the levels by themselves are boring. The game comes with a ton of levels (and I have not beaten them all yet). Just play the demo instead Or watch these two videos: To get the molecules together, you have the waldos grab the necessary atoms, place them on a bonder (which will bond the atoms together), and then bring the finished molecule to the output area. To manipulate the atoms, you have two "waldo"s, which are little robots on paths that you program.
An input might have something like "O" and the other input might have "H", while the output requires "OHO" (or H2O). Each area is one of two molecule inputs or one of two molecule outputs. Inside this, you have a playing field with four special areas. The music has a very "mining in space" feel and works well. The controls work well, but the keyboard controls aren't perfect. The game runs at 1024x768 and won't tax anyone's system. Some stuff about you becoming a SpaceChem engineer and various things happen. If you like the network-building aspects of OpenTTD, you'll like it.
If you liked The Codex of Alchemical Engineering, another game where you do a similar thing, it's a lot like that, but on a much grander scale.
It's a fantastic puzzle game where you design large, complex machines to turn molecules into other molecules.
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