Kombinera

Probably good for better gamers - but I like puzzles more than precision, and this requires such exact jumps that even when I've solved the puzzle in my head I can't do it in the game... it makes it tiresome for more basic players like me. Just a huge amount of dying.

This is a very good precision platformer with some puzzle elements added. It is a hard game, imagine Super Meat Boy with 3 or more characters moving at the same time and you will get Kombinera. There are 300 levels divided in 8 chapters and every chapter introduces something new. What I have to say is that chapter 8 ramps up difficulty and the game really feels like a crazy precision fest meaning it feels different to first 7 chapters. It is without a shadow of a doubt a solid game in every aspect, they even included multiple color blind features. Worth your time and money even at full price.

Requires too much precision for a game where the jumps aren't consistent. Cool concept with the puzzling, but can't recommend.

Super satisfying combining game. The different color balls all follow different rules and your movement is essentially tilting the plane that they are in, so all balls move at once unless you use the environment to restrict some, but not others. This idea alone leads to some super complicated problems, within fairly small environments, with extremely satisfying solutions. I really enjoy the fact that each map is on a single screen so you can see everything all at once. Great game! Highly recommend!

I find Kombinera to be a very enjoyable play. It reminds me of a flash game I used to play called Red Remover. The game itself is easy to pickup. The presentation is beautiful and bright. The puzzles for each section start easy and build up to be very challenging. I highly recommend to anyone who enjoys a good puzzle/strategy game.

Awesome game, nice easy puzzles. Don't expect something very difficult. Nice animations. Sad that the vibration doesn't work and it spoils the whole impression of the game. 3 of 5.