Played via the UK PSN release on a PlayStation Vita OLED model.
It's fine, it feels like one of those mildly infuriating Flash games from the mid 00s with overly-tight jumps and controls. The crushing blocks have an annoying feature of being insta-death when touched on the side they're crushing into, despite distance from crushing destination and the end boss of the bonus levels was too well-designed compared to everything else despite just needing to wait him out. The worst part was the music - just one walking bass jazz track on repeat for 36 levels that repeated every few measures and wore thin within the first 5 loops.
Overall fine for the price, you'll get an easy platinum if that's your thing but don't come in expecting a hidden gem of an indie game.
It's fine, it feels like one of those mildly infuriating Flash games from the mid 00s with overly-tight jumps and controls. The crushing blocks have an annoying feature of being insta-death when touched on the side they're crushing into, despite distance from crushing destination and the end boss of the bonus levels was too well-designed compared to everything else despite just needing to wait him out. The worst part was the music - just one walking bass jazz track on repeat for 36 levels that repeated every few measures and wore thin within the first 5 loops.
Overall fine for the price, you'll get an easy platinum if that's your thing but don't come in expecting a hidden gem of an indie game.