
TMT Magicasquirrel
The port of the game is smooth and intuitive, but the game itself, to no fault of Playdigious, is a bit lackluster. The game feels like it implemented various interesting mechanics for puzzles, but then you only get to see them a couple times at best in very basic setups, which is a shame. However, completing the game is still a good time, especially for more casual players, and it is very pleasing both visually and musically!
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Peter Woolsey
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Seems like an amazing game but the touch controls ruin it for me and deminish the entire experience. There needs to be some kind of way to freely adjust the position/size of the controls or an option for much bigger buttons, further from the screen edge. My hands feel so cramped with the buttons being so close together and close to the screen edge. It isn't fun when you die multiple times because you flat out miss a tiny button. This is the one thing stopping me from actually buying the game.
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Playdigious
October 2, 2024
Hello, in options --> touch you can adjust some parameters :)

Roomtemperature Ones
Bough the game. It is a very nice experience, a bit grindy for an offline game and the bosses are a bit meh. You can generally just tank every bossfight if you get some health upgrades. (Which is not what i expect when i buy a game for 5bks..) Really repetitive on the enemies and mechanics. Most enemies are just reskins and the learning curve for defeating them is..nonexistent at best after you got through the first biome, it is too easy. Played through the whole thing in like 2hours. DONT BUY!
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