TILE PERFECT

The game is fine, it is neither too difficult nor too easy.

I like the puzzles and finished all challenges, but it doesn't make sense not to put an original image beside the puzzle. I have to take a screenshot before I start the game myself, and look at it to play. Also there are bugs in the game. I clicked the button to change background image for several times, and it became a plain white background. I can never switch to another background. Neither re-starting nor re-downloading the game works. The puzzles are good, but this game is not yet ready for players.

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"TILE PERFECT" is a pointless sliding puzzle game with pixelcrap images. All you do here is slide tiles around until they are correctly arranged to properly hurt your eyes with ugly, lazy pixelcrap images. Yeah, the developer expects you to stop playing DOTA2 for this garbage. So this looks like an old 1990's Adobe Flash game that you might play in a web browser, and the problem there is obviously Steam wasn't intended to try compete with Chrome and Firefox. If it can be done in a web browser, it's not even close to a cutting edge PC gaming experience. That's a problem. This feels more like a tech demo or a project smacked together hurriedly to try make a kind of minimum viable product just good enough to pass the developers unambitious idea and shove it into Steam Direct to see if you can actually pay $100 and publish junk through Steam Direct. Yeah, you can. Is this good for gamers? Nope. The amateur pixelcrap visual presentation here at best could have been an attempt to use "retro" as a crutch, a weak excuse to avoid admitting the developer wasn't capable of doing the job of a game developer this decade and creating cutting edge, high quality 3D visuals. While a lack o…

im friends with the dev Shinoto so i know itll be a good tile puzzle game, its his 1st game and its enjoyable and hes gonna update it soon, so happy to see how it goes~

Bear's Take: "TILE PERFECT" - A puzzling predicament indeed. Sip 'n' Savor: "TILE PERFECT" beckons players with promises of puzzle mastery and vibrant charm, but beware: beneath its pixelated facade lies a trap of mobile mediocrity. While sliding puzzle games can offer moments of satisfying challenge and relaxation, this particular title falls short of delivering a truly engaging experience. Milk Mustache Moment: The frustration and self-loathing that accompany playing "TILE PERFECT" cannot be overstated. From its uninspired gameplay mechanics to its shamelessly derivative design, this game serves as a stark reminder of the pitfalls of mobile gaming. Rather than engaging players with innovative puzzles or captivating visuals, it opts for the lowest common denominator, leaving a sour taste in the mouth of even the most forgiving players. Roar Factor: Despite its attempts to lure players in with promises of puzzle-solving bliss, "TILE PERFECT" ultimately fails to live up to expectations. Its lackluster gameplay and shallow design make it a forgettable addition to the world of mobile gaming, destined to be lost amidst a sea of similar titles. Final Paw-sition: Save yourself the an…