Very original. It was satisfying near the end to see all this fog. It was unclear for me if there was a way to really finish the game, but it looked good so, good job.
I was fun playing a 3d game among all the 2d games! I was fun to click to push objects, even though it's not useful (at least in the first levels). The fact that some or all pressure plates are character-specific made the puzzles harder to solve than they needed to be in my opinion. Maybe colorizing the platforms and the associated characters could have helped?
It was fun to play different items, but I felt the difficulty was a little too much about beating time than solving the puzzles. The odd buttons made it hard to execute actions quicky.
Pretty clever idea to build your ship with small parts that attaches like a puzzle. However, the final experience is not that engaging since your are not the person firing the guns, so it's just about looking around for new guns and placing them, the combat being secondary or even decorative.
Cool game! Intuitive enough, besides the magnets polarity principle, which I understood by reading the homepage page rather than by playing the game. 3 stars in all categories. Got stock in level 6 and ""Restart level" did not work.
Once you discover that you must use the scrollwheel to control things, the game is pretty intriguing and challenging. It felt 'out of control' more than a lot of other games!
Quite fun, at first I thought peppers did not reappear so I found level 1 to be really challenging, which is a good thing! Maybe level one without peppers reappearing could be a new level?
Unsettling at first, subtle mechanics and an original score system adds interest to the game later on. I didn't quite understand everything, but I appreciated the depth of this game.
I like the selection of animals. Is it a conscious design choice that some apples are really hard to eat even when you touch it or that the dino cannot eat anything?
Pretty polished and fun! Ammo being limited when buying new guns, I was more compelled to save for the most expensive gear and only use the basic gun until that. Buying weapons was made harder by the fact that the aim is nearly the same color than the background, making it almost invisible. Once, I triggered the next wave while I was at the entrance of the saloon and got stock.
I was unfortunately not able to understand how to play, even with the help screen. Nevertheless, I sense some originality in the types of actions that can be performed.
It's always fun to destroy stuff! Physics are rewarding.
It's easy to leave little crumbles behind, so it's not rare to have get a "0% objects survived" at the end, which I could argue makes it a complete victory!
