Balance 97.261/100

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[h1]Overview:[/h1] '[i]Balance 97.261/100[/i]' is a short demo or preview the full game '[i]Balance 100[/i]' putting the player in multiple scenarios where they have to properly align different objects to their respectable positions. It's short and sweet and offers quite a few puzzles being just a demo. It's a game that scratches that small OCD itch that a lot of people get when the smallest most inconvenient thing appears such as a misaligned painting, uneven furniture or even mismatched pills. It's a very casual game and is great for those who love perfection, organizing and the [i]balance[/i] of the universe. [h1]Gameplay:[/h1] '[i]Balance 97.261/100[/i]' takes on a unique kind of play style where you're given two hands that are used to hold onto the objects needing adjustment. This means that you're essentially controlling two different points which can be a bit hard for some people but it doesn't take away from the uniquely fun gameplay experience, it just takes a bit of time to get used to. Once grabbing an object, you have the ability to move them around as well as rotating them which may be required to fit said items into their appropriate spots. Initially, the mechanics …

I recommend this game for the reason that it is simple, satisfying and honestly quite addictive. For a game centered around balancing things, it kept bringing out that "one more run" feeling causing me to complete the full game with all its collectables in one go. Its short and sweet, but to be honest compared to alot of other paid games out there that have less than an hour run time, this is far more worth it and its free.

As a demo for the full game, it absolutely gripped me enough to get the full version, but there are some minor bugs the way this version is built vs the full one at least in respects to the achievements popping in both if both are installed at once.

Interesting game, I liked it

A game with a unique style and presentation that sets it apart from more conventional experiences. While the concept is interesting, it didn't manage to hold my attention or leave a strong impression.