▲ Recommended
38 hrs
Nachkriegsratten Punk-Rock Puzzle (now that's a mouthful) is a puzzle game about German punk rats, so it's pretty much exactly what it says on the tin. As someone who enjoys jigsaw puzzles from time to time, but who's not really familiar with the German punk rock scene, I must say I found this game to be quite enjoyable.
The game features 24 different puzzles, in six different sizes each, for a total of 144 puzzles, so you'll have puzzles for a while! In my case, I think it took me around 34 hours to complete them all, with the remaining 4 or so hours spent listening to the soundtrack in order to unlock the final achievement in the game. The puzzles themselves are all pretty nice, I'd say, usually depicting the punk rats in various situations. Some nice art, very much in the style of doodles you'd randomly find on a punk's notebook.
As for the soundtrack, each puzzle is technically based on a song from Nachkriegsratten's album (yes, it seems Nachkriegsratten is an actual band). The songs all sound very good if you like punk, although I couldn't tell you about the lyrics themselves, since I don't know German.
One thing I was forgetting to mention in regard to the game mechanics, and something which I very much appreciate as an enjoyer of jigsaw puzzles, is that the game allows you to connect pieces together before putting them on the board. This is particularly handy for the puzzles with the larger number of pieces, as you can build parts of the puzzle separately before snapping everything into place.
All in all, this is an enjoyable game to kill some time with every other day. I recommend it.
The game features 24 different puzzles, in six different sizes each, for a total of 144 puzzles, so you'll have puzzles for a while! In my case, I think it took me around 34 hours to complete them all, with the remaining 4 or so hours spent listening to the soundtrack in order to unlock the final achievement in the game. The puzzles themselves are all pretty nice, I'd say, usually depicting the punk rats in various situations. Some nice art, very much in the style of doodles you'd randomly find on a punk's notebook.
As for the soundtrack, each puzzle is technically based on a song from Nachkriegsratten's album (yes, it seems Nachkriegsratten is an actual band). The songs all sound very good if you like punk, although I couldn't tell you about the lyrics themselves, since I don't know German.
One thing I was forgetting to mention in regard to the game mechanics, and something which I very much appreciate as an enjoyer of jigsaw puzzles, is that the game allows you to connect pieces together before putting them on the board. This is particularly handy for the puzzles with the larger number of pieces, as you can build parts of the puzzle separately before snapping everything into place.
All in all, this is an enjoyable game to kill some time with every other day. I recommend it.
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