This is a game that will confuse you to no end, not kidding. It's basic premise is that you're screwing around with the game's physics to collect stuff and reach to the end level. It's one of those games where you have to do the thinking all by yourself or sink into your mind on why a random block can't interact with another.
Overall, my first impressions is that while the game can be tedious, it is a matter of whether or not the puzzles can be solved. There is a boatload of them, plus a few different modes, so you can't blame them for at least trying something with such simple guidelines. Still, there is the difficulty curve to be wary of, but if you like this game's style, I suggest you'd give a try at least once.
Overall, my first impressions is that while the game can be tedious, it is a matter of whether or not the puzzles can be solved. There is a boatload of them, plus a few different modes, so you can't blame them for at least trying something with such simple guidelines. Still, there is the difficulty curve to be wary of, but if you like this game's style, I suggest you'd give a try at least once.
Played the PS3 version on PS5 streaming.
Couple things here:
A. PS5 streaming is maybe good now? All the games I've been trying fun pretty well. I also have a weirdly good time imagining whatever PS3 I'm remotely connecting to turning on and spinning up my game like a jukebox.
B. God this game is cool. Just concept-wise. We are gonna have a black and white modern classical music only perspective based puzzle game. And put it on that shiny PlayStation 3. Just... good stuff.
3. It's sort of cool the state this game is in now that the network is off. There are like 400 user levels that have been archived for posterity (congrats to anyone on there... I'd be bragging about that on my resume and dating site profiles) and the UI is just sort of abstract on purpose. I love this damn thing. There's a few hundred puzzles just hanging out there waiting for ya.
Couple things here:
A. PS5 streaming is maybe good now? All the games I've been trying fun pretty well. I also have a weirdly good time imagining whatever PS3 I'm remotely connecting to turning on and spinning up my game like a jukebox.
B. God this game is cool. Just concept-wise. We are gonna have a black and white modern classical music only perspective based puzzle game. And put it on that shiny PlayStation 3. Just... good stuff.
3. It's sort of cool the state this game is in now that the network is off. There are like 400 user levels that have been archived for posterity (congrats to anyone on there... I'd be bragging about that on my resume and dating site profiles) and the UI is just sort of abstract on purpose. I love this damn thing. There's a few hundred puzzles just hanging out there waiting for ya.
Pretty damn cool. When the game genuinely works, it feels like you're playing an art piece that should be displayed in a museum. However, when it doesn't exactly work, it feels more like one of those shitty brain teaser toys that your relatives sometimes give you for Christmas. You know, the ones that are usually made out of wood and tend to rely on a frustrating gimmick you'd never know about unless told of. I still did enjoy this game (especially its soundtrack, god), but some bugs and very apparent jank kinda muddied the overall experience for me.