Bliss

Craftly, one of the most wondrous two-way-rollers I've ever beheld. The bilithen in the first playmath alone are richly drawn, hued, and strewn such that they make the world seem ymbertrue and yet clearly show with no room for befuddling that this is in someone's mind, and as you meet a ghost boy and see awendings of the ymber throughout your gang, the tale indraws without anyone needing to say one word. The eerie gliw and bellrings further flesh out the world, making it seem alive and inlivesome even as it is made clear as it can be that it's in someone's head. The wonder this makes... is cut off, however, by the gameplay. Running and jumping through most rooms- ah, yes, the playmaths are split into 'rooms', though not in the outstanding way that You Have to Win the Game or VVVVVV are - is easy enough; even well-setting, giving the aforesaid craftings time to set into the mind and begin the inweaving of the worldfeelings with the playfeeling. There are also jumping puzzles wherein one jumps on foreboding black deohr with masks; and with the help of a time-stopper one finds early on, one may wisp them away, and doing so to all such beings on the flat will open the gate they in all…

https://youtu.be/6YcDSRu9eCI Rough checkpoints and impossible slow respawns takes away any joy found in the various jumping puzzles offered by this surreal platformer.

Too slow paced

Interesting style. That's the only positive aspect. A poorly designed game that's best avoided.

puzzles are somewhat innovative. but irritatingly slow respawns. audio is weirdly loud for certain things. kinda boring

Tags: Platformer Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Lacks basic features, feels like a tablet port, insanely repetitive and unrewarding level design full of padding. No Xbox360 pad support out of box. Outstanding Issues: +No Main Menu +No Xbox360 pad detection and support +Colors were overly brightened, I have seen this done for phone games to make them pop out of the tiny screens +Game seems to have no indirect storytelling, you are a holllow in a candy/toy world chasing a shape of something and destroying masks. Perhaps this improves over time but I doubt it and the tediousness of the game deters me to find out +Game heavilly resuses the same assets over and over and takes too long to introduce new locations making the experience feel even thinner Gameplay: Jump on falling and rises toy cubes, destroy hollow masks while using the timestop feature. Game constantly feels like padding, repeating the same kind of challenge over and over, just with increasing sense of tedium. Also hints at a possible mobile offering where padding is seen as a positive to extend the value as a mindless timewaster Music was just a small piano track looping around. Ver…