Snapshot

A very charming platformer with simple yet unique mechanics. The controls are tight and intuitive, and I love the artwork and music. At the 4.99 I paid, I consider this a bargain. A side rant: With every indie release being accompanied by so many complaints, I sometimes think I'm the only one who appreciates the new as much as the old. The indie titles that GoG hand picks are usually VERY good games that often emulate a retro "feel" (i.e. Grimrock, The Real Texas, etc). They take nothing away from the classics that continue to be added weekly, so do quit bitching.

The camera mechanism takes a little getting used to. It's a very innovative game idea! It's basically a puzzle game with a little bit of physics (if you drop a cube, it will rotate and bounce off of stationary objects) in a side-scrolling platform environment. The puzzles are challenging, but fair. Nice soundtrack. The graphics are beautiful and the animation is smooth. Supports gamepad controllers. Give it a try!

Snapshot's camera system is what makes this platformer unique and challenging. Every level is beautiful and cleverly made each with their own puzzles and secrets. The game also features a time trial for each level and personally I find this the most challenging part of the game. Gameplay in Snapshot is easy, you control the robot with the keyboard and the camera with the mouse and if you wish you can also rebind the keys. The game boasts very nice 2D graphics, object physics and an awesome soundtrack. If you're looking for something fresh in the platform genre you won't be disappointed with Snapshot.

This is a very fun game once I could get it to work on my pc. The problem turns out to be that I had to update my video drivers.