Neo Spectrum

Mate, I`ve played bad games, I`ve played good games and I`ve played neutral games. Now that you know that, here`s my opinion on Neo Spectrum: It's a good game, the price isn't bad, and it can be a little challenging up to the end if you're interested in that. The developer said that if this games sells more then 100 copies they'll add the default dance emote to the game so that's obviously a plus Also if you're wondering the main character is named Miku. PS: Give me an award and you'll be awarded with nothing

a very good game for it's price, loved the simplicity and the concept

This game is a solid puzzle collection. The mechanics are introduced gradually for the player, and there is enough room to get the full understanding of each mechanic before going to the next step. Gameplay overall is good. The controls feel a bit slippery but not enough as to hinder game progress or cause frustration. Graphics are simple and straightforward, leaving no room for confusion or visual pollution. The pixel art/laser/contours theme combination worked well. If I were to add something, I'd assign a button (V, maybe) to flash a white outline of how far the radius of your cube converters reaches, or maybe make it a faint glow that remains on. The extras have a 4-panel exposition of the lore, which is a nice touch, shows this project had thought and effort into it. Game lenght is perfect: it's not too short, but it doesn't overstay its welcome. Definitely not a AAA game, but this one is well worth its full price.

Outstanding!

Very fun. The the latter levels are quite challenging (in the best way possible), and I have yet to beat the last one. Loved the visuals and gameplay, and IMO this game is waaaay cheaper than it could be. Definitely worth buying if you're into puzzle stuff, or if you're looking for a platformer to speedrun.

Buy it, you won't regret your choice! it was fun playing!