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Beglitched is a game about insecurity, in our computers and ourselves. In a pastel world of networks where nobody truly knows what they’re doing, hacking is a magical art and the notorious Glitch Witch is the most premium archmagi of the net. Through what appears to be nothing more than random circumstance, YOU are her new apprentice. You must use your wits and cunning to unravel the mechanisms of an alien computer and survive amongst a veritable web of clowns, leftclickers, and filedraggers. 7aa9394dea

Title: Beglitched
Genre: Adventure, Indie
Developer:
Hexecutable
Publisher:
Hexecutable
Release Date: 7 Oct, 2016

Minimum:

OS: Windows XP, 7, 8, 10
Processor: 2 Ghz
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Good
Storage: 150 MB available space

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At first glance Beglitched looks like a simple match-3 game with colorful visuals and cutesy sprites, when in fact, is so much more than that.

Beglitched is a puzzle game where you play as the "stranger" who found the "Glitch Witch's" Laptop from a super sekrit hiding place. Congrats. Now you start your adventure by taking the place of the Glitch Witch to bomb hackers, fix forums, run away from dogs and deliver cat pictures, all while learning the secrets of the Glitch Witch in the process.

The "how to play the game" is simple.

You travel around computer networks to dig up for items/rabbits/coins, Minesweeper style.

Battle Mechanic(Match-3):
Activate Computer nodes to find the enemy location. Then blow up the enemy with a bomb.
Sounds easy right?
Now comes in the Energy and Cycle Management.
Each time you move a tile or activate a node/bomb, you consume 1 cycle.
When activating nodes or triggering a bomb, you spend energy.
You lose health when you activated a node with the enemy inside it or when everytime the cycle ends.
I won't go in-depth on this because all these are demonstrated/stated in the tutorial.

All of these become more complex through the course of the game. Complex Puzzles that really make you think. You'll encounter enemies immune to bombs, glitchy computer networks that doesn't seem to have any entry/exit. A bit frustrating at times, but very satisfying when you solve the puzzles, which, I think, is how puzzle games should be.

Another thing worth the praise are the Glitch Witch's secret notes. It tells you how the Glitch Witch spends her free time. From being fascinated from the flushing sound of the toilet, to her opinions about lies in life. This gets you immersed in the story and wonders who the Glitch Witch is, which motivates you to try and attempt to uncover where the Glitch Witch is, and why did she give her job to someone else.

Overall, this is an excellent puzzle game.
Low Replayability. Good soundtracks. Cutesy Visuals.
One of the indie games that, for me, feels "fresh".
Recommended to anyone who likes puzzles or just plain want to try something new. Give it a try.. Beglitched is a lovely puzzle game that goes far beyond its cute pixel graphics. On the surface, it looks like a match-3 but past the colorful, falling tiles there is so much more depth. Different blocks give you different types of intel on which tile an enemy is hiding in, essentially. The overworld is a puzzle in and of itself too, which I don't think has been done before. Another reviewer compared Beglitched to Battleship, which is kind of leaning the right direction, but it's about 8 times more complex, something more akin to chess. It is devastatingly hard if you're not patient, a game reminiscent of the old days of puzzle games. Nowadays, puzzle games reward you with heaps of coins and points for doing absolutely nothing. This game offers a challenge, and I really am enjoying it so far (about 3 hours in and I've done the first 3 parts).. This definitely isn't meant to be as mindless as something like Bejeweled, like some reviewers were expecting: you really have to strategize and think your way through some of the battles. Sometimes it can be frustrating because if you run out of health you have to start the level over entirely (which leads to doing a lot of the same battles over and over again). I'd enjoy an easy mode to just be able to appreciate the storyline more, but that's really a testament to what a cute world they've created here! Overall, the unique style and playfulness far outweighs the occasional frustration, and I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a quirky little puzzle game.. This is such a sweet little game. I've never particularly cared for Minesweeper or Match-3 type games, and I admittedly probably wouldn't have bought this if not for a friend, but I'm glad I-- well it was still gifted to me. Ish.

Anyway! This game has a very nice aesthetic. Very nice music too, and even very nice writing! The gameplay, once you figure it out, is fun. Honestly the only<\/i> mark down I'd give it just that the mechanics can be a bit obfuscated sometimes. But it's fun to figure things out on your own. Just play around! It's really not bad at all. Rather lovely even!. I nominated this for "game I thought was cool before it won an award" because I think it's cool and it hasn't won anything to my knowledge ??? The puzzles are fun and I get that satisfied feeling when I figure something out. The art is fantastic, cybertwee and whatnot. Get it dawg. I nominated this for "game I thought was cool before it won an award" because I think it's cool and it hasn't won anything to my knowledge ??? The puzzles are fun and I get that satisfied feeling when I figure something out. The art is fantastic, cybertwee and whatnot. Get it dawg. I'm giving this more of a mixed-to-positive recommend.

Writing this at about 4-5 hours in. I like the dense-ness of the ideas: most battles and stages don't feel wasted, there's a bunch of neat twists and small additions to the gameplay with each level. The interface for the level select is neat, as is the ways in which the overworld and in-battle statuses interact. Graphics are clear and mostly understandable, there's a lot of nice graphical polish all over the place here.

That being said, I don't find the handling of difficulty scaling to work particularly well: some levels are fairly unforgiving - think a one-life Mega Man stage, which will completely restart you even if you're 20-30 minutes in and die. It does not help that sometimes new ideas are introduced at the end of stages, giving you one chance to mess up before losing all of your progress. Some of the ideas in the later levels felt obtuse in their more difficult iterations (SquidNet and Egg(?)Net come to mind) - I wasn't sure whether I was winning by luck or not.

I think checkpoints or even mid-stage saves could have helped a lot in this respect: the game seems to be turning into more about learning about these neat tricks and using them, but the context in which they pop up is extremely stressful and so I think that diminishes the game in that respect.

Being able to mark nodes on the maps (not the battle screen) would have been very nice: I think you're really at a disadvantage with this game if you're unable to store a lot of visual information in your head.

Battles become stressful at times because of the aforementioned, the music can become grating at these moments (though for the most part it's fitting).

I can't help but wonder if a keyboard interface for the game would have worked - I find myself wishing I could navigate level selects and battles by using keys rather than having to mouse and click all the time, and it got annoying when replaying stages to have to keep clicking for dialogue to pass.
. I have strong feelings about Beglitched. It appeals to my very core on every level of its design.. One of those "The worst part is when it's over too soon". Because despite the fact it probably initially looks like Just Another Bejeweled Clone, this game's actually incredibly inventive and witty with its mechanics. Super worth the playthrough.