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Puzzle, Indie
Splice is a puzzler where you are microbes that you "splice" to create a specific strand structure in a few amount of moves.
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Abstract, tiny, clear and contemplative.
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Hardcore GamerGeoff ThewJan 20153.5/5Splice is a well-conceptualized puzzle game, but it's not as well-executed as it ought to be. Its minimalistic sensibilities end up leaving some important rules unexplained, and they don't quite gel with the type of game Cipher Prime has created.
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PlayStation LifeStyleJoey DavidsonJan 20157/10Be warned, you can find the same game on other platforms for a vastly cheaper price. The same experience moves on mobile for $2.99 and on Steam for $9.99.
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Push SquareGraham BanasJan 20157/10While it may have been released a couple of years ago now, the newest version of Splice looks and feels like it belongs on the PS4. Its minimalistic looks belie a real head scratching experience, which will push your brain to its absolute limits. It can be a little tricky to get into – and even then, it probably won't be for everyone – but give it a chance, and you'll find a delightfully challenging experience. Plus, if the game stresses you out too much, you can just sit back and listen to the wonderfully calming soundtrack.
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IGDB rating 6.7/10 from 10 ratings.
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“Is Splice too earnest?”
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