Mini Tone - Minimalist Puzzle
Mens Sana Interactive · 2019 · Puzzle, Billiards, Rhythm, Point & Click, Abstract
PC
Mostly Positive78% · 50 📉 Recent reviews down 56%
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About Mini Tone - Minimalist Puzzle
Throw a ball on the correct path to eliminate all musical blocks from the scene. Avoid obstacles and traps until you reach the portal that takes you to the next level.
- Find the ideal launching point and perfect path to eliminate all musical blocks in one single throw.
- Use your physical intuition to find the best release and bounce angles (all those days playing pool were not in vain).
- Avoid obstacles and traps that prevent you from performing the perfect path.
- Remove the musical blocks to the sound of pleasant notes that refer to a famous melody. Can you figure out the melody in each level?
- Timing is everything: in more advanced levels, in addition to the perfect path you also need to find the perfect launch timing. Identify the rhythm of obstacles and musical blocks and perform the perfect path.
- 50+ unique and challenging levels, with obstacles, traps, and so much more!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Yeah... idk, it's kind of a copy of "Okay?" by Philipp Stollenmayer, but worse. While the puzzles themselves are fine, the overall polish of the game is lacking, especially the void parts, as they sometimes (actually pretty regularly) glitch, making the ball spawn in them, especially on levels 58 and 63. It just becomes frustrating towards the end.1 found this helpful
I absolutely detested this. Many of the moving levels have such tight timings that they feel quasi-RNG based. I may just be bad at spacial reasoning and angling trajectories but this was NOT fun. Getting 100% took around an hour but it was HORRIBLY UNFUN.1 found this helpful
This game sounds like me whenever I grab that 61-key synth I bought 3 years ago and I never cared to learn how to play.1 found this helpful
It just feels too much like RNG and trial-and-error 4/10 Tones Done
The concept is fun, though often it seems to focus more on very specific angles / timings / positions instead of insight or logic. This ultimately just makes the game frustrating, rather than satisfying.
While most of the game was interesting if somewhat frustrating, the last levels killed nearly all of my positive feelings towards this game. Combining the precise angling with timing that really doesn't have any tells led to me basically bashing my head against a wall and consulting a video guide because I just couldn't figure it out, and even then because of how slight the angles can be on the rotating levels I still struggled.
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