Destroy Geometric Shapes

While I've not played many other geometric shape games this is a great one! The game makes you be extremely precise on where your small white circles you shoot go. It would teach many a good lesson about patience. I love the shapes. This game has brought me through many emotions, at times I felt joy at the celebration of winning. And in other times this game has made me cry. In fact, I've wailed for hours on end. I've been in so much pain because of my own failures. I have felt stuck and unable to stop the shapes I have to destroy or I cannot get any further. The 55 Triangle brought me great pain, it made me feel all my efforts were futile. Tears ran down my cheeks and my eyelids became inflamed. I was in utter, complete, agony. This is something I have written about the 55 Triangle: The 55 Triangle, it is quite plain. The 55 Triangle causes great pain. The 55 Triangle makes me want to rupture a vein. The 55 Triangle makes me want to fall out a plane. The 55 Triangle makes me want to stand in front of a train. The 55 Triangle makes me want to get hit by a crane. When I see the 55 Triangle, it starts to rain. The 55 Triangle is my bane.

Fun quick game for a bit, a few gripes I had with the gameplay though: -Some of the puzzles have very specific angles that you need to use, which would be fine if I could easily fine tune the angle I wanted. It was pretty annoying trying to get the perfect mouse position for 180 degrees on some of the puzzles, and if there were something like pressing shift to increment by 5s or to change the mouse sensitivity temporarily, that would be amazing. -The puzzles with moving parts were probably the least fun mechanic added, it was fine with the moving squares at first, but the spinning hexagons were really annoying, as if they weren't timed perfectly, the balls could fly off in directions which weren't anticipated. It kind of felt pretty gimmicky and wasn't really fun, as I had essentially 'solved' the puzzle, but I had to retry it multiple times and line up the angles just to attempt it again. -Hitting the corners is never planned, and pretty much always results in an instant loss, which is annoying given how small the sides on the hexagons are to hit. It would be great if the corners just bounced as if it had it the closest side, or even if the hexagons were just bigger. -There's just…

A game with great gameplay, I recommend it to anyone who enjoys puzzle with angles.

just no

Very fun but not too long. would've liked to seen more

Puzzle games shouldn't require frame-precise timing.