Kolumno

I really liked the game, but the difficulty curve takles you hard when you reach the level 50+ . Don't think I'll be able to make fall a ball / destroy stuff / accelerate / get it mini and so on before a while. Even though the levels are always the same, I guess there is a replay value as even if you manage to finish one level once, it doesn't mean you'll be able to do it a second time.

Kolumno is a minimalist Unity based "puzzle" game where you knock a marble off a rotating column at just the right time to make it bounce into the hole at the base of the column. That's all there is to it. This is so simplistic it looks and feels like a Unity asset flip. I'm not sure that it is, but it has the same value and merit as a PC game as an asset flip has... that is to say, none. This is the kind of thing you could play on mobile for free, not that anyone would want to.

This game is very polarizing, to say the least. Here's my experience with it: - The first 15 puzzles serve as a minor tutorial. They serve as the building blocks for what you'll need to be familiar with in order to solve (or try to solve) each puzzle. You'll learn how to use each of the four abilities (stasis, speed ball, mini ball and crush ball) - Yes, it becomes very challenging and at some points rage quit worthy. - While some puzzles require precision and skill, others do seem to require more luck than skill. - At times I felt very confident in completing each challenge as the first handful of puzzles followed a basic pattern (introduce special skill, basic puzzle to use the skill then increase difficulty, repeat) - Yet after you've learned every combination of the abilities, things go from tough to pretty insane - I stuck with it long enough to reach level 30 before taking another break. I enjoy very challenging games and this game definitely scratched that itch. - If you have patience and enjoy persevering through highly challenging, borderline impossible games, this game is for you. I picked it up for $1 so I decided to give it a whirl. - The music, although calmin…

Barely recommended for fans of precision timing puzzles. I'm usually a sucker for neat little puzzle games. This one has minimalistic graphics, a clean interface and a fairly unique concept. It never hooked me though. The timing has to be extremely precise which leads to a try and try again approach until you succeed or give up. It's cheap and offers enough levels to be worth it if you enjoy this type of game, but it's not for me.

Such a simple game, but quite a challenge! For the price, I recommend it. Easy decision to make. :)

Short "puzzle" game where you have to drop a ball down the side of a rotating cylinder while avoiding obstacles, utilizing power-ups like reducing the size of the ball or stopping it mid-air. The reason I put puzzle in " " is because towards the end it's more about trying and failing until you get lucky than actually using your brain, but I still enjoyed my hour with Kolumno so I'm giving it a thumbs up. Plus, it's cheap (on sale).