Puzzle Dimension

It is what I like (i am 82 Years Old) it is just hard enough that you feel good when you get to the end and win.

don't really like 3d puzzlers but the demo of this ball-roller 10 years ago convinced me enough to buy it (it's still available). had even lower standards then but can't complain much about settings even now, except [b]there's no undo[/b]. an immediate dealbreaker and obviously wouldn't have bought it more recently but it is what it is. separate volumes, resolutions, windowed mode, languages, anti-aliasing, texture quality, shadow quality, v-sync, gamma settings, [b]redindable controls[/b] both for keyboard and controller, plus vibration and easy jump toggles (can hold jump and press a direction after, no need for it to be simultanous) and an in-game achievements screen ('progress'). most games developed in the last decade don't offer half of these and they are available anytime. it even has a pdf manual. [b]level reset isn't assigned by default[/b], so make sure to do that at some point. too bad nearly 15 years after release, [b]in 2024 the price sneakily got quadrupled(!) from 2.5 eur to 10[/b]. a ridiculous base price might not be grounds for a thumbs down on its own, and 10 bucks for something like this might not even be ridiculous to begin with, around release and/or nowaday…

good music & puzzle yes

This reminds me of a game on ps1(looking it up) kula world I'm going to play kula world again since I haven't played it at about 9 years of age and see if the nostalgia hits me

Fun ;p

Simple, awesome and wraps your brain to some of the most long thoughts on how to go about the puzzle. Music is great as well.