Switch - Black & White

life isnt that black and white, and this game made me realise why that is, becuz thats boring

Is really hard game

I was expecting a lot more from Switch - Black & White, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The game's minimalistic approach, while interesting at first, quickly became repetitive and boring. The 51 levels felt like a chore to complete, and the lack of variety in the puzzles made it feel like I was playing the same level over and over again. The game's reliance on only two colors, black and white, was a novelty at first, but it soon became a limitation. The graphics were dull and uninspired, and the overall aesthetic felt dated. The gameplay was also marred by poor controls, which made it frustrating to navigate the levels. The achievements, while numerous, felt like a cheap way to pad out the game's content. I didn't feel a sense of accomplishment when I earned them, and they didn't add any real value to the game. Overall, I would not recommend Switch - Black & White to anyone looking for a engaging puzzle game. There are far better options out there that offer more variety, challenge, and excitement.

First off, if you're buying this game for the achievements to decorate your profile, I have to disappoint you, because at the time I'm writing this, this game is still restricted. You won't be able to use these achievements on your profile yet. The game is average. What ruins it for me though for the most part are the controls and some overly demanding levels. In this game, your goal is to get the ball into the goal. By pressing the arrow keys, you shoot the ball in that direction. Other than that, you have no control over the ball, and you have to move it across the level by switching colours, using Q and E, which changes the layout of the level. Some levels are puzzles, while others just require good reactions (or timing rather, because "reaction" implies that you don't know when it comes). Most levels are alright, but some are weird, and sometimes too difficult for how early they come, or too easy for how late they come. The difficulty curve is a mess. I'll excuse the later gimmicky levels like 42 or 48, but one of the last levels was just a single switch and firing the ball, and level 50 literally had nothing except the ball and the goal in a straight line (like the first lev…

Fun puzzle game with challenging execution, took me a few hours to finish. Totally worth the price. Only issue was that switching was 2 buttons and I would sometimes forget which was which, but after a bunch of levels I got the hang of it.

a classic type of puzzle that engrosses your attention as you pass through the levels. i really enjoyed the light/dark switch concept, it creates a whole different line of thought. the only thing i would suggest is the possibility of customize the keys. that would be great for people who easily mix up some of them, like me :') | 9/10