Sputnika Game

This is a classic free mobile game where you combine objects to make bigger objects. These are a dime a dozen, and many of them have more depth too. You'll get the entire gist of Sputnika in just 1 minute of gameplay. Now as a free game, I would say it is unexceptional, but the concept itself is still entertaining as a time killer. However, there is no possible way I can give this a recommend knowing that it is going to be paid soon.

While the average Suika style game rewards you taking risks with extra points for the combos, this game decides to punish you instead by prematurely ending the game, creating frustration instead of a reward. IMHO the entire game over screen delay calculation should redesigned by removing the delay for the rolling planets and only applying the calculation for the static planets.

Timer is way too short. planets don't even have enough time to ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ settle before you fail so stupid. absolutely infuriating that .2 seconds into my planet moving it fails you everytime! waste of time don't spend money on a worthless game got it for free so no loss thank god

Today I just wanted a simple relaxing game. Something to play when you don't want to think about why you have no money, when the world is going to end, or when Steam will finally give you a 100% discount on your favourite games. So I started this crazy little ball-clicking thing. I expected absolutely nothing and ended up having fun clicking balls, sticking them to other balls, making them pop and unlocking achievements. That's it. It's stupid, simple and actually pretty fun. I've been playing games for about 40 years and apparently this is what my gaming career has come to. And yes, when I have more time, I'll probably play this from morning till night. I CAN RECOMMEND TO MY FRIEND EVEN MY GRANDMA.

A space themed click and point game. Its so easy I even showed this game to my dad who is not a big fan of wasd games. It took me back to playing these types of games on a laptop when I was younger. I would love to find more games like this in the future. I sent this game to so many of my friends because I think it can tick that box of nostalgia for a few people. You merge different types of planets by aiming where you are going to shoot them but they do move around a lot especially at the start. I think most people will enjoy it if they tried it.

It's a unique take on Suika and can be fun but it doesn't do much to stand out either. The planets are cute, and it's fun to get the achievements, as many other games. The "box" or orbit in this case, aka the playing field, is too tiny and cramped to be able to strategically have space to move around your pieces in any meaningful way. You'll also fail to the dumb border timer that, unlike other Suika games, barely gives you any time for your pieces to settle before deciding a loss. Even if said piece is still rolling or moving, it'll make you lose. The OG Suika is very barebones so i would've appreciated some powerups or mechanics here that help differenciate the game. But oh well. It's still a decent enough take on suika, just wish there was more to it.