112th Seed Review (PlayStation 4)
In a future where Earth has become uninhabitable and food is so scarce that most of humanity has perished, take the role of a seed that could restore hope! Make your way through the last labs constructed to cultivate a plant species capable of surviving any environment. Solve puzzles, avoid traps, grow plants, and find an exit in this casual yet challenging pixel art platformer.
Pros:
- Retro 8 Bit graphics.
- 93.44MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Puzzle platformer gameplay.
- Chiptune soundtrack.
- Goal-get from one portal to the next.
- Interact with the world like turn into a Butterfly or grow plants to use as a platform.
- Very accessible.
- Simple one-button control scheme.
- Restart button.
- Lightning speed load times.
- Handy button prompts.
- Good brain workout.
- 30 levels.
- No time limit.
- Fun to play.
- Easy Platinum trophy.
Cons:
- No replay value.
- The basic premise with no other objectives.
- Very straightforward trophy list.
- No restart button.
- Levels are so samey it’s boring to look at.
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Graphics - 7/107/10
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Sound - 7/107/10
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Accessibility - 8/108/10
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Length - 6/106/10
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Fun Factor - 7/107/10
Summary
112th Seed is a very good puzzle game. It emits a retro atmosphere what with its Chiptune soundtrack and 8 Bit style graphics, simple controls and a simple puzzle-solving formula means the game is accessible and fun. It’s one of those games where it’s not that taxing on the brain but it is so cheery and non-intrusive that you play it in one sitting. No reason to go back afterward however as this is definitely a one-shot type deal, no scores or timers means it just you vs logic. It’s satisfying when you twig the solution and it’s frustrating when you don’t bit over 112th is a fun puzzle game and a good mental workout.
