Pegfinity

Well, developers better rename this game to Look At This Red Line Simulator, because it what 95% of time you will be doing in there. On screenshots and videos game looking incredible, but the moment you try to play it... This is where downsizes come by. The game, for some reason, give you enormous amount of balls to launch, like 30-40 every round pretty quickly, but without any single update to automate it. The game which was created for visual enjoyment never give even a single second to enjoy what did you did just brough. What most of updates even doing I never saw, because most of the time I was trying to look at this red line (which show strenght of launching balls) to push more and more balls into the zone. Do you like special effects? Watching numbers growing? Things what incremental games give you? Forget, watch a red line go up, and try to at the end to see 1-2 balls bouncing in mostly empty board. 1) Pegfinity need automatization like asap. Giving ability to launch balls in some radius, or launching them at same time would be so much better, considering most of the visual effects happening in first 5 seconds. 2) Blue portal must be first to unlock and be the one to be …

have a seizure towards end of game. super short

it's cute, it's kinda fun, but it's kinda too easy. there's not much strategy besides how much power to give each ball and i guess what order to unlock things. but everything gets unlocked eventually. call me when you add a roguelike mode a la peglin.

addictive and fun

amazing game!!

It's worth it on a sale. Gameplay loop is fine if a bit random. The power mechanic feels underdeveloped (you really have to stay between 2 and 3 empty sections from the top to make the most of your plays). The hypemeter also feels like it could have used a little more to it. The game seems like it wants you to launch all your balls one after another and have multiple in the grid at the same time (there's even an upgrade to lower the delay between shots), but because all of the special pegs are on timers, there's no reason to have more than 1 ball in at a time. I tested that theory and was scoring literally 10x more when i went one at a time vs one immediately after another. Unlocks come at a solid clip until the very end when it gets grindy, and then you unlock the final thing and there's no reason to enjoy it as you've unlocked everything and all achievements by that point. My review seems negative, but the core gameplay is fun and it was like $4. I would recommend paying more than that for it, but I got a couple good sessions out of it before completing it.