I had imagined that Webbed would be a cute, interesting, and silly physics-based platformer - and, to be fair, it was. But it was also significantly more.
The scale of Webbed was far greater than I imagined, instead of simple A-B levels the game is full of interconnected puzzle hubs. Rather than swinging on a single strand of web, you can fire as many webs as you like - giving you a huge amount of freedom to come up with clever solutions to the challenges you face. Sometimes a single strand will do, but other times you'll almost create a machine of webs to lift or move the objects that you want.
The chaotic, physics-based nature of the design makes every successful plan incredibly satisfying to pull off, and I found Webbed a very enjoyable game to play.
The scale of Webbed was far greater than I imagined, instead of simple A-B levels the game is full of interconnected puzzle hubs. Rather than swinging on a single strand of web, you can fire as many webs as you like - giving you a huge amount of freedom to come up with clever solutions to the challenges you face. Sometimes a single strand will do, but other times you'll almost create a machine of webs to lift or move the objects that you want.
The chaotic, physics-based nature of the design makes every successful plan incredibly satisfying to pull off, and I found Webbed a very enjoyable game to play.