The Enjenir

The Enjenir is a physics-based game with elements of puzzle games (like Bridge Constructor) and arcade games (like Octodad: Dadliest Catch), with a strong dose of humor. It was developed by an indie two-person studio Peaty Turf.

Plot

The Enjenir takes us to the Middle Ages. We play as the clumsy engineer who carries out various jobs to gain funds to build his dream headquarters from scratch.

Game mechanics

Gameplay in The Enjenir is based on two pillars. The first one are missions, during which we carry out subsequent tasks. We build various structuresusing the supplied resources. Constructions built by us must meet certain standards and, for example, be strong enough to hold heavy loads for a certain amount of time. The matter is complicated by the fact that the laws of physics affect them, so we often have to watch our creations fall to pieces. In addition, some of the mission objectives require the direct participation of the protagonist, who must, for example, push a cart filled with resources across a previously constructed bridge. Carrying out such tasks usually turns out to be a breakneck endeavor, as we control the character viewed from a third person perspective by controlling each of his limbs separately.

The second pillar of the game is a small island, which is the headquarters of the protagonist. Funds received in exchange for completing successive missions can be spent on purchasing resources, which will be used to build our dream dwelling. It depends only on our imagination, design and construction skills and, of course, the amount of accumulated resources (nothing stands in the way of using materials that we haven't used during the mission) whether we'll put a picturesque house on it or build, for example, a powerful fortress.

Technical aspects

Graphics of The Enjenir is in a simple, but colorful and pleasant to the eye low poly style (particular elements are made up of a small number of polygons).