Clutter Evolution: Beyond Xtreme

Has no vsync/frame limiting options so will send your GPU fans into orbit. Developer refuses to fix and continued to churn out sequels with the same issue.

This game is amazing. I have played almost all of the clutter games and this one is just as amazing as the rest!

Great game. The type you can just sit down and play when you want to game and think about nothing, just have something to do. After you finish the levels, go in and complete each puzzle section.

The Clutter Evolution series is good for what it is, a mess of clutter matching. It's also frustrating with the clutter scenes that you have to double click on things so they can move around with the odd chance of uncovering something you're looking for without covering up things you're trying to find. I imagine sometime in the future we'll see this sort of game as something someone has to complete successfully in a SAW franchise movie.

https://youtu.be/DlLfQGh9sZs Delivering on quantity is commendable but the simple matching elements is a best a menial task and at worse tedious.

REVIEW #124 Clutter Evolution: Beyond Xtreme ---------- Being a fan of casual puzzle games, I was pretty surprised to have come across the Clutter franchise last year, especially since the series is almost 15 years old at this point and getting close to having 20 entries in total (which is impressive, by the way!) I decided to start out with one of the older titles that were available on Steam, and I ended up landing on Clutter Evolution: Beyond Xtreme, the tenth entry in the series. Since I'm new to the Clutter games, I don't know if I selected the best starting point, but I'm very glad that I began exploring the series with this title. Clutter Evolution: Beyond Xtreme is a casual puzzle game that features 1,700+ (!!) puzzles, all of which are divided into 24 different categories. Most of the puzzles involve matching objects or tiles, but CE:BX doesn't limit itself to just that. Other puzzles types include swapping letter tiles to spell out quotes or sliding around pieces of a chopped-up picture with the goal being to rejoin the fragments properly and recreate the image. I initially favored some puzzle types more than others, but I eventually found myself bouncing around between…