Flesh Psychosis

It's small but a fun little puzzle game overall with a spooky theme overall. The only thing I will say is that the physics and the ingredients can make solving the levels harder than it needs to be (especially since the ingredients themselves are a fixed set per level)

a gentle yes; a fun version of suika game that's kind of in reverse. by hitting the symbols, you collect them, but they also explode into smaller symbols. the method by which they do this is nonsensical, with several of the larger symbols turning into the same smaller one, but once you have a general idea of what might go where, it's not so hard to beat. there is a genuine puzzle to it, in that each level starts the same way and requires the same dishes, but also an amount of randomness to it (what drops when/where, how gravity affects the original drop) that makes it both harder and more frustrating. a lot of wins came down to both skill & luck. the art is super cute & I absolutely ADORE the style but if you're not much for these sorts of half skill half luck puzzles, it will be aggravating. there are only 18 levels + an infinite level, so it doesn't really have time to overstay it's welcome, and I was never angry enough to stop playing entirely - I have all the achievements and it only took a day of purposeful playing to get them.

It's $2.28.

A "bare bones" matching game, worth playing.

Really neat game that does a great job with its premise. The pallette swapping between some levels is a nice touch, though it sometimes makes some of the ingredients blend in with eachother, not enough to be an issue in my case. The only thing I'd note is that it's maybe not super idiot proof. As an idiot I can attest that I'd 3 stared every level but the last one before I realised that orbs damage you. But I could just be exceptionally stupid so uh, pinch of salt. I still have no idea what the Y button is supposed to do. It shows a menu with a handful of repeating ingredients on it. Can't make sense of it (refer to my prior statement of being an idiot)

This review is specially made for those who like to get all the achievements in games (minor spoilers ahead). Flesh Psychosis is a short, casual puzzle game where you have to drop ingredients and match them with other ingredients and at the end of a “checkpoint” you need to have enough ingredients to complete the available recipes. In the first levels, dropping the ingredients efficiently is enough to complete the recipes but later on you need to prioritize the missing ingredients or you’ll fail. The graphics are original and weird, with bright neon colors that occasionally change to another color scheme and together with the bizarre and disgusting ingredients and recipes, create a solid undead/zombie theme that is also complemented by the background music. The gameplay might seem simple at first, and most levels are indeed easy, but the final ones will have several hazards and also “matrioska” ingredients that will drop other ingredients when matched, often with no logical connection between them, that you need to memorize to get the missing ingredients through them. Something important that the game doesn't tell is that matching bones will grant you bone ingredients and als…