This was a very nice game, definitely made you think. If you made another game of this genre, I really wouldn't complain.
Reviews for "ir/rational Redux"
Great game and great idea -gave it a feel like Portal and GlaDos... though i would LOVE to give a 5 out of 5 for the idea and good gameplay, there are some recommendations i would like to make:
1) Anyone who has taken the basic of the basics of Logic in math will be able to solve this (i know the last level was to up it a notch by adding the law of contrapositive but still easy) perhaps another version of this (i hope for a sequel with more story!) can have more challenging laws (without the little helping symbols, add random laws -modus tollens, double-negation, etc. every logic law is simple so it wont be hard for the players to figure out)
2)Contradicting the Machine did not really prove much difficulty logic-wise and in fact theoretically incorrect in contradicting the machine -there must be two completely opposite beliefs still made to be proved and believed by the machine -here is a good example: This is an apple. The statement is not true. (because the object is an apple but the statement right after is indicating that it is not an apple -but the term "statement" means a logically sound conclusion -THIS IS A REAL CONTRADICTION to the machine ever since it goes by the dictionary terms (like in the beginning where it says a dictionary definition) ATTENTION: because i believed this was the real contradiction form i spent loads of time until i accidentally stumbled on the answer and realized how simple and incorrect it was logically (though seemingly to many it sounds contradictory it is not if scrutinized).
3) I was hoping for some music :) or a better looking machine (also hoped that it was in Morse code so i can have some fun decoding it)
4) WATCH OUT for crazy religious zealots out there who will tear that proof about no perfect god.
5)The ending was okay but it could of have been a LOT better if we saw another man being put into this room by robots or humans or demons (whatsoever!) and fading out to darkness or perhaps even zooming out and showing multiple of these rooms and zoom further out to a screen watching this and boom -pitch black. Setting it up for a nice sequel Ohhhh Yeah
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tjubert responds:
The problem I'm going to have to overcome as I develop the ideafurther will be that usually the more challenging arguments are incredibly messy to print in their language form as opposed to symbol form. Double negaives etc are going to be essential, but it's going to read awfully badly.
Thanks for you feedback, anyway! I read all the commnts, and it's all going towards maing the next game loads better.
Loved it ! Awesome brain teasers ! .. The last level game me a brainxplosion ...
This game is great, but I got a weird bug where level seven is unsolvable. The final answer "Australia is wrong to ban 18+ games" doesn't show up for me.
Please, PLEASE!! Add a scroll bar or something for the drop-down menu!! On number 7 I couldn't figure it out until I read a past comment saying that there are more options below!!!!!
Other than that I really enjoyed the game; it really made me think, I even had paper out and was writing equations lol!! 4.5/5 (-.5 for lack of a scroll bar!!!!! :o)