TerraBlocks

[b]5/10[/b] Where's the panhandle? Where's the panhandle??!!! [b]What is it:[/b] An educational jigsaw puzzle about our planet. The puzzle pieces are split up continents, and you have to slide them around the globe until they click in the right place. It starts simple, with a few levels that can be done in under a minute, with a few big pieces of one continent, but then it gets harder and harder, with smaller pieces, then with multiple continents, then whole hemispheres, and finally the entire earth. By default, the game starts in challenge mode, where there's a timer that counts down the allocated time for finishing the puzzle. That is doable for the first few easy levels, but I found that it's almost impossible to beat the challenges in the later levels, and usually not because of how hard the puzzles are, I could easily solve them all in under 5 minutes in real life, but because of the clunky controls. Well, they're not entirely clunky by accident, they mostly add realism. Each piece of land has mass, so moving is not as simple as click and drag, you have to push on it using directional keys + rotation, and as in reality, mass means inertia. A big piece takes a while to get m…

♥♥♥♥ ass game brah

Super relaxing and clever concept, feels great putting the world back together. Just needs more content and challenge variety to keep it engaging long-term.

I usually don't play much puzzle game, but a friend of mine asked me to check it out so here I am, The game revolves around setting the puzzle pieces on atlas, and since we have only one world it seems a bit repetitive after a bit i took my time and wrote down the pain points and my suggestion for improvements Pain-point : 1. The collide - seems wonky at times where the smallest of edge collides with old puzzle pieces 2. Click control - no Drag and drop 3. No Skippable function - Was stuck on a puzzle round for a long time Suggestions: 1. Turn off Collision with puzzle pieces already set on screen - Easy mode, medium 2. Medium, Hard mode: Start location of the puzzle piece to be set "far" away from the target location, making player work their way to the puzzle target location. 3. Hard mode: Turn on Collision with puzzle pieces already set on screen and start location of target to be set far, but start the level by first showing the player where the target is and then let the player find it.