Steamroll Critic Reviews

Steamroll is a cleverly designed puzzler which isn’t short on ideas. To say this is Antico’s first independently developed game, they’ve done a great job. The gameplay is tight, easy to grasp and layered effectively with complexity, and despite a few rough edges, Steamroll is a thoroughly enjoyable experience and worthy of a place in everyone’s game library.

In general, Steamroll is a brilliant game. Not particularly from a narrative point of view, but rather from the point of view of a puzzle game. This game has a lot of potential to make its way among the greats of the puzzle genre and Anticto has incredible potential to boost his company through this type of games. In general, this game would recommend it to any of my friends and of course to you readers.

It may come as a surprise but I can easily say that Steamroll is one of the most original and addictive games that I played in a long time.

An intriguing and challenging minigolf-flavored puzzle game, with a satisfying gameplay and a nice steampunk aroma. Too bad for the several technical problems that detract from its overall value.

Steamroll manages to get a lot right with the few systems that it consists of. The game’s well structured puzzles are relayed through its clever level design, together with its interesting steam-based concept and its balanced micromanagement. The big drawback is that it’s all tethered to a story that’s about as interesting as watching paint dry, with visual and audio design that’s equal to that.