The Valley of Architects is pretty -looking puzzles that promise puzzles based on an elevator that make you think, as well as addictive narrative. This is a arduous couple to implement, so we have passed the game of our application army to see if they think that they have achieved this sublime goal.
Here’s what they said:
Torbjörn kämblad
Looking at the screenshots of the architects valley, I had the impression of a Puzzler similar to Monument Valley. However, it was far from the truth when I could play the game. The Valley of Architects is basically a mysterious elevator in which you move the hero from point A to point B. Jasne, there are many obstacles on the road, such as Stopps, and the elevators do not move at the same pace. Despite this, it is not too far from the next game on the Window puzzle, which I had to try recently – up. And in my opinion it is a more concentrated experience.
As puzzles go away, the valley is not bad and has a great presentation and a rather complicated history compared to the majority in this genre. He plays the mind and forces many attempts and mistakes. One thing to mention is that I like playing in a landscape or portrait orientation.
Jim Linford
From what I played, I liked the appearance of levels. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I learned that it was a mystery of an elevator. The graphics look great on my phone and the game has a lot of caution. I am not so good with logical puzzles or puzzles in general. I had to make some trials and mistakes. Unfortunately, I didn’t have time for further diving.
Mark Abukoff
A nice, demanding riddle of an elevator with several different options and obstacles. The story is good, but I particularly like how real buildings look like. Also, the ability to reset, repair the error and try again. As always, as you progress, tools/obstacles enhance the difficulty, but it is definitely the logic/engineering puzzle that I liked. The control worked quite well. I liked that I could enlarge and leave, and it is always good when you can go from portrait to landscape mode. In general, a very good game. Easy recommendation.
Oksana Ryan
This is a mystery of an elevator who challenges from the very beginning. The idea is to move Liz through her journey to find the lost secret of the architect. The gameplay is straightforward and there is a good tutorial to start. The goal is to go through the screen to the exit by means of elevators and blocking or allowing them to stop them in the right position to achieve the goal, which sometimes turned out to be complicated, but insurmountable. However, despite the fact that after some time there was a journey, after some time the challenges began to seem a bit repetitive. Still, I recommend it to puzzle lovers.
Robert Maines
The Valley of Architects is a mysterious game, whose story focuses on Liz’s journey in Africa to discover the secrets of a lost architect. History develops by solving a series of puzzles that consist of elevators that must be organized so that Liz can go to the exit. You have no control over Liz after pressing the Go button, skip badly and you have to reset and try again. Things start simply enough, but as the directions and teleports are introduced, the difficulty increases.
Graphics and sound do the task without being excellent. Tutorials are a great support and soon I was absorbed in solving levels. I would like the support system to be less narrow, but I still liked playing in this puzzle.
Bruno Ramalho
I started playing this game on the iPad in the landscape mode and I liked it very much in which you can see the landscape around the buildings (and and depending on the equipment you can go to the settings and improve the graphic settings Max to make it look even better). But then I switched to the iPhone, where the landscape mode makes everything look so compact that I went to portrait mode, and I really like what the programmers did here, grow to the building itself, and everything looks quite immense and in detail, very warm for the user (you can adapt your fingers if you want).
Now, about the game, it is a very handsome puzzle, accompanied by her engaging story, told by our character in her chase the renowned architect who was somehow a myth and mystery. In this game you have these buildings with a lot of elevators and floors and you need to move a person from point A to point B., you need to synchronize the elevator movement and adjust more elements on the screen (like stops and others) so that everything is synchronized and your character goes to the end.
It is mainly a numerical game in which you really need to count the number of movements that the elevator makes so that you can synchronize it with the movement of the player and other elevators. The tutorial is very well made and explains everything quite well with straightforward challenges.
And then slowly presents you with feet and other different elements with different mechanics and you understand that there are many people who can reach specific colorful doors and even the same door, which makes it even more arduous. There is an option in the settings that allows you to enable the number of movements for each elevator, which is quite helpful. To sum up, a very nice game that made me addicted, trying to solve the challenge after the challenge.
SANGEET SHUKLA
The architects’ valley is not your average puzzling game, even at level 1, I decided that it perfectly uses my intellect. On the phone screen there are vibrations to track rays thanks to graphics. Stoppers, elevators and various gaps and different constructions of each elevator wall must be properly planned. To understand how each element at a given level works and finish the level, we can speed up things up and down. To sum up, this is an extremely arduous puzzle.
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