Snapshot

Snapshot was made with Simple Directmedia Layer (SDL)

I really wanted to like this one, and it may grow on me. The artwork is charming, and the gameplay idea (copy and paste parts of the game board to complete puzzles) seemed rock solid. However, I just ended up moving blocks around in a far less creative version of the wizard from Trine.

At first seemed like an average platformer, but there is actually a lot of emergent gameplay and depth. Some level designs were a little unclear (a small flaw), but overall really great game. Respect.

Unfortunately there's too many things designed poorly to make this game fun, despite the idea behind it being fun itself.

To enter a doorway, you *have* to press S (the down key), which no other platformer does (it's usually their Up key, or even Jump), once in the air, you have absolutely no control over your trajectory, which makes quite a large number of puzzles exercises in jump-fail-instadeath.

Cute and fun puzzle game. Buy it on sale, though. It's basically a fancy PC version of the type of game you could get as a phone app.

Snapshot is an easy but fun game to play. Very easy to play. There is no action into the game, it's about finding the right spot and mostly not so hard. The perfect game for children that like a challenge.

Game is simple but not easy jump and collect pass-your-free-time-and-relax type of game. Its worth a while.

To access your bought soundtrack on PC find your steam folder (C:\program files\Steam), then find folder "common" in "Steamapps" folder. In "Snapshot" folder there will be folder "Soundtrack" with your music. I could not find other way to access it.

Enjoy!

The basic concept is a very original and creative idea--capturing pieces of the game world in photos and then releasing them in intelligent ways to help the player solve puzzles. But the game is far too short, the levels generally consisting of one or two puzzles each. The story is dull and even the novel gameplay gets old after a while, and Snapshot ends up feeling like just one more platformer.

This is a pretty cool little game with a lot of interesting elements. The way it teaches you how to play the game is pretty enjoyable and introduces the different puzzle elements in a fair and understandable way. I'd highly recommend for fans of puzzle games.

Snapshot is a fun and interesting puzzle game. The mechanic is interesting, but it could have been taken a bit farther in terms of what they allow you to use in order to solve the puzzle. Only certain items are "photographable" and can be used to get from the beginning to the end. Aside from that, it's a refreshing and fun puzzle game.

A peace of a mesterwork, i enjoyed playing! An Awesome idea, Awesome that you are a robot. 8/10. BUY THIS GAME!

Not nearly as clever or original as it looks in the demo videos. The photo mechanic is basically just a gimicky inventory system and mechanism for placing objects. However, since you place photographs but care about the location of the object within the photo, placing the objects can feel imprecise and some of the techniques such a double-jumping on springboards involve a lot of trial and error.

Certainly not a bad game. Besides the photography, the rest of the controls are precise and responsive. There's no unskippable cutscenes or character animations that make your player unresponsive. This is basically a capable platformer but it's hard to justify buying this when you could have bought dustforce or super meat boy, which are slightly better platformers without the gimmicks.

A unique platformer based around copying and pasting objects to reach the goal. Copying an object in motion allows you to toss it when pasting, allowing for some creative solutions and speedruns.

One of the most unique platformers I have ever played. By all menas it is worth your money. It's challenging too!

this great game game suffers from some really annoying things. It seems to me like it lacks polish for the level design but has a really good solid idea and grapics + music are nice. I would give it a 6.5/10, i'd pick it up for 5 bucks

This game is fantastic, strangely addicting and quite fun. You can easily lose a few hours with this masterpiece

4.5/5 I want to give this game a 5 as the gameplay is stellar, however you can get stuck sometimes and you don't want players giving up or going to websites to figure out how to progress through a level.

A cute, colorful, and really challenging platformer. It gets difficult really fast, especially if you try to 100% each level. Highly recommended.

After finishing Snapshot, I can say its greater quality is the superb level design. Although the entire game being built around the use of the camera, the levels still bring something new until the very end. The first few levels can be a little repetitive, you practically just uses your camera to move boxes around, but after that the game introduces new objects (disappearing clouds, fireball throwing flowers, elephant trampolines and many others) constantly, just giving you enough time to learn how to use them before introducing something new. The majoraty of the objects are used only in a handful of levels before being dropped for something new, keeping the game always fresh. The game is very easy if you finish the level without completing any secondary goal, so I recommend to go after the secret objects and the stars for maximum enjoyment. The graphics, although simple, are a delight to look at, evocative of the 16bit era platformers: they are exactly how you remember them being at the time, not pixelated and low resolution as they truly are. If you try to complete secondary objectives, the game will give you at least 10 hours of fun, more than enough to justify the $10 price.

Amazing use of core gameplay elements. Soundtrack is stellar. Kyle Pulver steals my heart again.

The snapshot mechanic is simple to workout, sometimes challenging to master.
Four goals for mastery of even level, two are simple beat the level and collect all the stars. The others time attack and the hidden item can be considerably more challenging. A reasonably solid platformer puzzler it's worth a good solid look.

What a clever little game. Snapshot puts you in control of a little robot who has the ability to take pictures. These pictures have to be used to solve small puzzles and find secrets.
It controls extremely well, and looks great in motion. The art is just adorable.
If you, like me, love games with (some sort of) innovation make sure you play this one. It's well worth your time.

[Rating: 76/100]