Halver

If you are getting this game for the puzzles, let me tell you, the puzzles that are in this game are pretty much explained how to do each one, and 39 levels in out of 44 i came across few puzzles. Then the platforming, when it isn't rage bait or timing based (that is you will need to restart the level if you aren't fast enough), its meh at best. I do not recommend this game to pretty much anyone, unless you like infuriating level design. It is a great game concept just not well implemented.

It's a decent, but short puzzle platformer with a neat artstyle. Emphasis on the platformer. There are some levels that rely on platforming, timing or randomness of the physics rather than puzzles. Also sometimes these physics elements bug out and get stuck. Another annoying issue is that the game's crosshair is near invisible and straight up disappears when accessing the Steam overlay. A lot of the replayabiliy is baked into achievements.

I really like this game. It's a physics based platform puzzler, with all kind of different, unique mechanics and great visuals. I had a great time so far!

It's a really good game, honestly. If it weren't for the controls... They're overly inertial and accelerated, ruining the whole experience and turning solving good puzzles into a constant battle with pixels. The physics of this crazy acceleration allow you to cheat in some places where, under normal conditions, your jump wouldn't be high enough or the gap would be too narrow, and it's also the reason why you have to replay the level after falling off the edge of the platform. It is a commendable concept with intriguing levels, but unfortunately, it is challenging to derive enjoyment he game.

Pretty fun .

What an adorable little platformer. Creative mechanics, a style that reminds me of Thomas Was Alone, a fantastic atmosphere. I really enjoyed my time and I look forward to testing custom levels!