Best Physics Game Ever! (On Transformer Prime)

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[Music] the more [Music] it's a question that I wish. Hey there guys. Uh, I thought I might do an app review actually. Um, don't worry, the Galaxy Note videos are still coming. But in the meanwhile, I'll just give you a little treat here. Um, it's a game that is quite old. I've had it for quite a while, but I just kind of rediscovered it the other day, actually, and I thought I might show you guys. It's called Apparatus. And basically what it is is a physics game, but with a difference. Uh, for one, the graphics are really, really nice. They they look great. Great frame rates most of the time. And um, another difference is it's got a absolutely huge community. So, what you can do is um, well, usually the game's actually just meant for you to go through levels and, you know, your normal physics puzzle kind of game. So, you have a ball and you have to try and get it into a uh, basket. various uh using various methods etc. But um you know if you get bored of that you can just skip and go straight to the community. So when you go in the community you can choose um custom levels and machines that people have made. Um and they're absolutely mad and crazy I must say. You know you can attach rockets to things have explosives and batteries with motors and you know people just go nuts. So um yeah as you can see here you can um drag around in real time and the graphics are superb. you can zoom in quite far and you can see the details really well and um yeah, it's just a great looking game actually. So, um yeah, so here I've just kind of downloaded um a level from the internet and they've attached rockets to to spinning wheels that um you know it's just for fun, man. Like you can just um whatever you can even think of like people have probably done it. There's just thousands and thousands of um levels to download off the internet and um you know there's new ones coming up every day so you can always go on there and just find something new to muck around with. And you know if you're a fan of destruction and absolute chaos just um random stuff like that you know this game is for you definitely. And um just something interesting here. Um as you can see um I have a man strapped to a bunch of rockets on the chair. And when I actually resume play, so I press the play button in the, uh, corner. I can actually, uh, zoom in on different parts that I want and I actually can track that part. So here I've stopped it and I've tracked the rocket chair. And so, um, the camera will follow that no matter where it goes. And, um, that's quite handy for some things. And also, I can attach it to the guy's head. So, uh, now it follows him as it's being flung around on the bungee cord. But, um, it has a frames per second in the bottom leftand corner. So, you can kind of run custom benchmarks that people have set up. It's uh kind of just to test your graphics performance on your chip. So um you know even I have a Tegra 3 Transformer Prime here and um there's been some absolutely crazy levels that have just been just done to the max that are unplayable pretty much on anything and you know it's kind of slumped it down to three frames per second on this even and other people just you know have had their devices crash cuz it's just just ridiculous what people put out there. But um and yeah, it just goes to show that wherever there's a community um you know, development just happens really rapidly and you end up with some absolutely crazy products which no one could probably predict. So you know, it's great to have such a good community working on this game. Um and also yeah, you can see something like this here where you got like a you know 5 minute long kind of domino effect to get this little wheel inside that basket. Um sped it up a little bit cuz it goes so long and you have stuff like uh this walking robot here which is pretty hard to control. Um, you know, it just goes to show you the crazy ideas out there. And, um, you know, some like have really gone to extreme amounts of efforts like a fully workable three-stage rocket here where you kind of um manually detach the parts to get uh the main booster going. But yeah, uh, it's just absolutely insane. And you know, uh, in conclusion, I'd really say like if you're a big fan of physics games and love this kind of thing, um, Apparatus is definitely a go-to game to at least check out and have a look at cuz, um, yeah, it's just great fun to muck around. You can have like hours of fun with this thing. So, yeah. Thanks for watching, guys. And, uh, don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe, and share if you like this. Thanks. Oh, yeah, and don't forget to visit the vlog. I've kind of revamped it a little bit. Cheers.