MMY: Otherworld Mystery

A simple concept with interesting mechanics that, for my surprise, indeed stimulated my mind the entire game; Infinite lives; Cheap, no bugs found; Conclusion, 100% good game made with love for little things.

It's a rather short platforming game with some puzzle elements (mostly about which object to interact with to unlock the goal of a level). I have finished the 50 level in ~1hour and while I do like the open space the levels offer to become creative in, I certainly believe I completed ~80% of those in a not intended way. Would have been nice if there was atleast one panel of controls forced onto the player to look at, as I have found every control I needed to complete the game but am not even sure if I used everything available. While it's rather simple, short and somewhat fun I do believe the full price, as of time of the review, is somewhat high.

Frustrating beyond reason.

Ok, so, this game has done something that pretty much no other game has- the entire concept is to rotate the world and jump to solve puzzles, progress, and even platform around. It's a breath of freshness ))

A unique logic platformer that opens up new facets of standard gameplay. The hero of the game is a ball with the ability to turn into a square and cling to the walls, like the whole flat world, which is spinning in all directions. To bring MMY to the exit, the player will have to demonstrate agility and ingenuity more than once. The game has excellent design, realistic physical model, there is support for gamepads.

The main feature of this game is accuracy. That's except for the fact that she's very stylish. Unfortunately, the game has no plot, so we will never know what kind of circle MMY here wish to the developers, the game is in early access and you can still add a description in the game. The main feature of the hero is the ability to rotate its environment, jump and cling to the surface by pressing down and turning into a square that he does in order to move on, passing solving all sorts of puzzles. This is a very worthy indie creation, which I want to return to. Definitely, 9 out of 10 Oh, there would be more history...