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Nanobots

63% positive of 11 Steam reviews

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Released
2016
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Diego Rodrigues.

About the game

Nanobots is a fast-paced casual game about destroying self-replicating nanotechnology robots. You have to reduce the standing population to zero in order to advance to the next level, as even one overlooked Nanobot can replicate itself and bring you back to square one in a matter of seconds.

Tagged by players

  • Casual
  • Strategy
  • Action

What players say

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What players say

  • Not recommended
    Updated over a year and a half later: The gameplay is *edit* still not fun and consists primarily of holding the left mouse button down and jerking the mouse around, preferably in slightly strategical ways, though just moving the mouse quickly enough can overpower the need for thinking. It was priced 0.89 euros. I'm going to ask for a refund.

    33 min played when written. 11 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    Mixed feels right for the review score, but I'll give this a "recommended". Very unique concept. Gameplay-wise, it plays exactly like it looks like - drag the mouse to delete triangles and prevent them from restoring adjacent triangles. Your wrist does get very sore, and there is no way to pause a level besides forfeiting/restarting. I had to take breaks a few times simply because my hand did not have the energy to…

    3.4 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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