HatMania

[b]HatMania is a fun puzzle arcade game with two companions that are in sync. Make a move and they will both go in the same direction.[/b] https://youtu.be/zS2_M_YFwIo It is challenging and entertaining all at same time. All levels are unique and will provide you with lots of fun. You must have a steady hand to move them around the traps and on the winding labyrinths. It requires you to multitask and master your spatial awareness. HatMania challenges you with tricky tasks, and you have to be resourceful to find the right path to victory. + Polished gameplay. + Beautiful Pixel Art Design. + 50 Quick levels keep the game moving at a pleasant clip.

This game doesn't joke around. It throws everything it has at you from the start and doesn’t let go over the course of 50 stages. The story is barely there, but that’s not the main reason you go for games like this. The objective is simple: get both characters to the end. The trick is that you guide both at the same time, so you need to pay attention to both sides of the screen because each has a different layout. Some additional backgrounds would've been a nice addition; looking at the same one can get old after a while. The main tools in helping you find the right path are blocks and walls. This allows you to get one of the characters “stuck”. Precision is important because you fail upon the slightest contact with the enemy. If you think that you can take your time navigating the problem, think again. Many puzzles require you to move quickly. There are a bunch of ghosts chasing you around or mimicking everything you do. In my opinion, the game relies too much on this feature. There are way too many puzzles where the ghost starts chasing you the moment you make a few steps. Coins and time challenges are for those who want to finish everything in the game. Just know that the…

Great puzzler with with a novel central game idea. Very much recommended if you like simple but smart puzzle games.

This game delivers an experience that will test your hand eye coordination more than most other games. A simple game with an intriguing idea. Keeping track of two screens at once is not easy and definitely worth the challenge. Though the game could do with some polish, it's pacing and level design make for some great puzzles and frustrating obstacles. A nice little indie game overall.

A straightforward but novel concept, very well executed. Has that nice "potato chip" feel where levels (and lives) are short. It's a fast loop of dying and tweaking your approach until you finally beat the level and feel very satisfied. Gameplay itself is a nice blend of twitchy dodging, puzzle solving, and pure attention juggling.

I didn't have much expectation when I acquired the game, but it turned out better than I expected so I decided to leave a review here. Your eyes must see both sides of the screen constantly, while your brain has to know the outcome and avoid them in your repeated playthrough. The game needs high focus and a steady hand; I spend 30 mins and am currently at stage 16. 50 levels will give you a few hours of fun for sure. ps. I won this from Steamgifts