Blessed Work

compared to doomed work and the other stuff by nibb - this is by far the worst game under his belt. cant recommend at all. retarded difficulty spikes. terrible level design. also glitch ridden programming.

Another wonderful game from this developer. Good puzzles, good gameplay and very beautiful pixel art.

Excellent for those who need to satisfy their craving for lemmings

Fun. nice music. Easy achievements.

I managed to find this game when I've been searching hard enough for a game with a similar lemmings-like gameplay style to [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fddwi1nzNQ0]some old Nintendo game I really enjoyed as a kid and still adore to this day.[/url] Now that I've beaten Blessed Work, I can say that I've had a good time, even if a short one (Which is expected for a very low-price game)! The part in this game that surprised me the most was experiencing "ressource" gimmicks and physics that are very different from what I'm used to while still being compatible with the gameplay that has been set. What I would have like to have for Blessed Work is an optional individual level timer that starts when you press "go", for replayability. This is the rare kind of game in which I really care about improving my personal best by beating a level faster than I ever did before, so how would I know if I'm improving at the game when the game doesn't keep track of the least amount of time I took in a succesful attempt at any level? With that being said, I still like this game, even if I just only played it for an hour. Perhaps I will bother to use an external timer and replay levels in the fu…

Great puzzle platformer... although for some reason killing off the little workers in the game's counterpart "Doom Work" was much more satisfying then saving them.