'The Mind Twisting Quadroids' review: Help needed conquering the galaxy


Each level is lovingly designed and requires brainpower to succeed at it. There are always several ways to solve a level and the most obvious way is often not the best. — Blue Loop

BERLIN: In the silence of space, the sinister robot Roboctopus rises. His diabolical laughter echoes through the galaxy while he forges plans to conquer it in his spaceship, supported by an army of unstoppable, tiny machine creatures called the Quadroids.

Unexpectedly, in The Mind Twisting Quadroids your job is not to take on the evil Roboctopus and his machines but rather to aid them in their conquering mission. To do that, you have to use the little tools of terror across five alien planets and through more than 100 complex levels.

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