Boing Odyssey

Made my PP go boing

If you're a fan of The Incredible Machine, just do yourself a favor and pick up this title. About half-way in I can say it has some pretty decent puzzles that really match up to what The Incredible Machine was like. Graphically everything is pretty simple, yet cute. Almost like if Kirby lost his legs and developed a love for only oven roasted chicken. I suppose that's likely in some way, as his diet would put him at risk of certain illnesses that often result in the amputation of feet. Anyway, this is a good choice for puzzle fans.

Game play is simple and fun, music is joy to ears, graphics are great and lots of bouncy balls. That's all you need.

Pretty decent puzzle game for the money. I had quite some fun playing the campaign, however it was quite short. Would have definitely been nice to have a couple more unique worlds with more unique gimmicks because after a while the game play begins to be a bit repetitive. The challenge levels seemed like a neat idea to add more challenge to the levels from the main campaign with limiting the amount of items you can use, however i stopped having fun during world 3 because the levels became too annoying and so i stopped playing. If you play the challenge levels, be prepared having to slightly (and i mean very slightly) adjust your objects to get them in the right position to get things to work. I found it too frustrating, but that's just me. Pretty fun game (mainly speaking for the main campaign here). Definitely worth the price, especially if you get it on sale like I did. Overall rating 7/10

If you like games like Incredible Machine, Eets Munchies and other games where you place given tools to solve open-ended puzzles, this should be right up your alley! Your goal is to get the pink ball to the food. You get tools like a punching glove, a fan and a teleportation device. You have infinite amount of every tool in the campaign, though not all of them are unlocked right away. Biggest pro: You have various methods to solve each puzzle. Biggest con: Due to being a physics-based game, you often end up in situations where you have an almost-working solution, and you have to make minor tweaks to it and test it several times before you win the level. This can get pretty frustrating. PS: Don't mind me, I just edited review for the Steam Awards here.

A relaxed physics based puzzle experience. This is good stress relief and will challenge your brain. I like the pixel art graphics style a lot and there is even a level editor that gives you limitless opportunities to design your very own levels. You can play a few minutes at a time or take a longer session, whichever suits you better at the time.