Eets Munchies

Nice Puzzle Game. I bit shorter than Eets and is easier, but some mystery Levels were brutal.

some levels exploit certain mechanics rather than being creative, and some mystery levels are too hard, but I love Klei games. 8/10

Before I start, I will say that I did not *dislike* this game, nor did I think it was particularly buggy. From a purely objective standpoint, this is a good game, but not great. However, when comparing it to the now free original game, it falls short in various ways, but they can mostly be consolidated into two problems, content and replayability. As for content, Eets Munchies has much less levels officially than the original Eets does, and the levels Eets Munchies does have are much easier on average (hard levels do exist, take the mystery levels and their difficulty spike). This is somewhat remedied by community levels obtained through Steam Workshop, but realistically, most people will only play a couple community levels at most. One plus Eets Munchies does have over the original is Steam achievements, with all of the achievements being quite easy to earn. If this game is on sale, and you are an achievement collector, I would reccomend this game for a quick playthrough. As for replayability, the original Eets gets its replayability from how most levels can be cheesed to be completed in an unintended way, whether created intentionally or unintentionally by the developers, allo…

Eets Munchies is the sequel to Eets, a classic puzzle game developed by Klei Entertainment. The core concept is the same: the objective of each level is to guide your Eets to the goal by placing various objects with different mechanics and then interacting with them as Eets moves automatically. Compared to the original, it looks more polished, but unfortunately it doesn’t have the same charm. It feels like a mobile game ported to PC. It also has fewer levels, each with an optional objective of collecting three treats. Clearing levels using fewer objects than intended is no longer tracked. On the plus side, it includes a puzzle creator with Steam Workshop support. Overall, it’s a decent puzzle game, but I think the original Eets is better. It’s also free, so my recommendation is to play that one first, and then grab this one on sale if you want more.

a wise man once said: "this game is like playing clash of clans on pc" and he's not wrong its good game, but i recommend you play "eets, hunger its emotional" before munchies

Eeek, pretty much like all of Klei's games.