Robo Pose

Great idea man! A super fun game to kill some time. I feel like the game doesn't always properly measure gaps and space, although I'm not entirely sure. The 2D mode was a ton of fun, and for 3D I'd probably need a bit more practice... Nevertheless, I'll definitely give this another try. :D Keep up the good work man!!

[h1] Simple idea with a lot of potential [/h1] [b] Robo Pose [/b] is a game version of the TV show Hole in the Wall, where you control a robot and fit it through incoming wall cutouts. It also features a 2D mode, which is a bit easier, instead of walls physically moving, you have a required time to make the pose. The is also an endless mode, where players can play indefinitely and try to get the highest score. You control the arms and a wheel (legs) separately, which is where it becomes really difficult. [h2] Pros [/h2] The game is a fun time-waster with a simple but genuinely challenging concept. It is difficult but fair (most of the time) and the idea is pretty neat, but the execution... [h2] Cons [/h2] The game this simple doesn't have game-breaking bugs, but there are a lot of minor ones. [list] [*] Entering the game or pressing anywhere at all moves the mouse to the top left for no reason. [*] At the tips of the head and arms, colour changes to blue if you can fit through the wall, but it does not always work (it can show blue and you can still crash). [*] Controls can't be changed. [*] Some settings are a bit too wacky and do not change properly or not …

The idea is simple yet interesting. Although it has some flaws, the game seems fine. Only if it had VR support, I think it would be a great experience.

I really had fun with 2D mode, 3D mode was a bit harder because I feel like timer is pretty tight and maybe it should be increased or you could make hand movements faster. I think that the game has a lot of potential. Good luck :D

Great idea, there should be option to make it move slower, or its just moves too fast for me ;P, 2D is way better

Very nice coordination exercise rly hard to master. Nice little game nice idea would recommend for honing multitasking and orientation skills