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About Tetrobot and Co.
Tetrobot and Co. puts players in Maya’s lab, guiding the tiny Psychobot through the inner workings of the famed Tetrobot. By swallowing blocks of matter and spitting them out, players repair damaged robots while learning how pipes, lasers, fans, and slime behave.
The game offers pure puzzle gameplay across more than 50 levels, original music by Morusque, and a narrative that follows the fates of Tetrobot, Alexey, Markus, and Maya fifteen years after “Blocks That Matter.”
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Puzzle Mechanics
Players control Psychobot to ingest blocks of matter and later expel them, using this ability to interact with devices such as pipes, lasers, and fans. These interactions form the core of each puzzle.
The game also lets players alter the chemical properties of slime, adding another layer of problem‑solving as they navigate each level’s circuitry.
- Observe how each device reacts before committing a block; trial runs can reveal hidden pathways.
- Compare the effects of slime versus solid blocks to decide which is more efficient for a given obstacle.
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Level Structure
The game contains over 50 distinct levels, each presenting a new arrangement of electronic components and block puzzles. Secrets are hidden throughout, encouraging exploration beyond the main objectives.
The levels present a variety of puzzle configurations that combine multiple device types in a single stage.
- Take note of recurring device patterns; earlier levels often teach mechanics reused later.
- Revisit completed levels if you feel a secret was missed; the game rewards thoroughness.
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Memory Block Collection
Scattered throughout the puzzles are memory blocks that players can collect. These items serve as both a collectible goal and a narrative device, linking the player to the broader Tetrobot universe.
Collecting all memory blocks provides a sense of completion and may reveal additional story details about the characters.
- Prioritize routes that pass near visible memory blocks before tackling the main puzzle solution.
- Use slime alterations to reach otherwise inaccessible memory block locations.
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Steam Workshop Integration
A Steam Workshop feature is slated to let players create their own puzzles and share them with a single click. This extends replayability beyond the built‑in levels.
While the workshop is not yet active, its upcoming presence promises community‑driven content once released.
- Experiment with the puzzle‑building tools once they launch to understand how device interactions can be combined.
- Browse early community submissions for inspiration on novel block‑usage strategies.
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Platform and Accessibility Features
Tetrobot and Co. runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, with full controller support listed among its features. Steam Cloud lets progress be saved across devices.
Additional Steam services such as Remote Play on TV, Family Sharing, and Trading Cards are also supported, broadening how and where the game can be experienced.
- Enable Steam Cloud before switching computers to keep your level progress intact.
- Try playing via Remote Play on TV for a larger view of the puzzle layouts.
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