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Holmes Futrell
Point of View is a mind-bending puzzle game for Mac OS X. It is a game of perspectives: given three views of a figure you must construct that figure using as few blocks as possible. POV is also a puzzler in the truest sense. It relies on planning and strategy rather than lightning quick reflexes.
POV features
POV features
- 3 difficulty levels
- 30 total levels for hours of play
- State of the art graphics
- Universal Binary
- 100% Freeware!
What's New
Version 1.0.2: Fixed texture issue under Mac OS X 10.4
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X v10.4 or later, Radeon 9600 / GeForce 6600 or better recommended (for shadows)
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X v10.4 or later, Radeon 9600 / GeForce 6600 or better recommended (for shadows)
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Point of View is a mind-bending puzzle game for Mac OS X. It is a game of perspectives: given three views of a figure you must construct that figure using as few blocks as possible. POV is also a puzzler in the truest sense. It relies on planning and strategy rather than lightning quick reflexes.
POV features
POV features
- 3 difficulty levels
- 30 total levels for hours of play
- State of the art graphics
- Universal Binary
- 100% Freeware!
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Foobar1969 reviewed on 24 Aug 2011
It appears to suffer from some graphical glitches in OS X 10.7 Lion. Most of the buttons and info text are garbled.
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Fardilha reviewed on 23 Jun 2008
Better than a 3D Sudoku.
My deepest appreciation to the author for making this little gem.
Pedro Fardilha
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DemoRay reviewed on 23 Jan 2008
It's very simple to play, yet it can be quite challenging in an enjoyable way, (if you don't mind a little thinking).
It's an original concept in the puzzle genre, which is suffering from "match-three" overdose.
If you enjoy mind-bending puzzles, check this one out. IT'S FREE!
To the developer Holmes Futrell: Thanks for supporting the Mac community with this excellent free game. I hope you have some time in the future to make another set of puzzles for this great game.
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SEK reviewed on 04 Jan 2008
One request: More puzzles! I've played for about an hour each day for the last three days and I only have two puzzles left to beat. More, more I say! How about even larger grids? 6x6?
I guess the number of puzzles is a feature, so you only get 4 stars for that. Everything else is 5 star work.
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Dylan-Mc reviewed on 28 Dec 2007
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cal6n reviewed on 28 Dec 2007
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Hope the developer reads the reviews and decides to do some more testing, tweaking, etc.
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lucluv reviewed on 26 Dec 2007
As to the game itself, I was initially going to complain that it was unsolvable. However, after looking at the screenshot provided here, I caught on to how it was possible to solve these puzzles.
I find the game addictive, maddening, and highly rewarding once you find the right configuration. It's a great game for anyone considering studying engineering or drafting, because it gives you a good idea of 3-D spatial analysis.
The only reason I don't give this a five rating is due to its being a first incarnation and everything can be improved upon.
Good job Holmes! And thanks for making it free!
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BTW: works fine in my machine (MacBook Pro, 2.2GHz Inter Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM, GeForce 8600M GT, Mac OS X 10.4.11), but only as long as "Multi-sampling" is turned OFF ("Shadows" can be set to anything) - otherwise images (mostly buttons) are corrupted. Processor usage never goes higher than 20%.