Interesting physics based puzzle game which is kinda let down by the flappy bird mechanics and unnecessary auto scrolling.
It is a very hard game, but luckily its super generous with checkpoints and load times, so a death is never a big deal and you find you'll just brute force your way through most levels. God help the person who tries to 100% the game though.
A big issue I have with this game is the structure. For the first 60% of the levels it has a very constant process of introducing a new mechanic/power-up and then having 10 levels based on that before introducing a new one. But the levels are pretty long, so 10 of them in a row gets very repetitive. The thing is, after you get through those first 60 levels the last 40 (20 main game + 20 bonus levels) all take a different approach of having a different gimmick for each level, making them all fresh and make the game feel far better paced. If it was just bonus levels I guess I'd understand, but I don't get why the last 20 levels in the main game itself has such a massively different, and better, approach compared to the stagnant feel of the majority of it. If the whole game was like these later levels, I'd probably give it a 2.5, or I might have even given it a 3.
It's a port of a mobile game on consoles and yeah it feels like it.
It is a very hard game, but luckily its super generous with checkpoints and load times, so a death is never a big deal and you find you'll just brute force your way through most levels. God help the person who tries to 100% the game though.
A big issue I have with this game is the structure. For the first 60% of the levels it has a very constant process of introducing a new mechanic/power-up and then having 10 levels based on that before introducing a new one. But the levels are pretty long, so 10 of them in a row gets very repetitive. The thing is, after you get through those first 60 levels the last 40 (20 main game + 20 bonus levels) all take a different approach of having a different gimmick for each level, making them all fresh and make the game feel far better paced. If it was just bonus levels I guess I'd understand, but I don't get why the last 20 levels in the main game itself has such a massively different, and better, approach compared to the stagnant feel of the majority of it. If the whole game was like these later levels, I'd probably give it a 2.5, or I might have even given it a 3.
It's a port of a mobile game on consoles and yeah it feels like it.