Too Many Balls

A bit torn about this 80-minute experience. In its current state, I would not recommend it. I bought it knowing that the main complaint in other reviews was the limited length. However, what really ruined the experience for me was the progression being waaaay too fast. In this type of game, finding the right balance between the frustration of tedious and repetitive work and the sense of incremental power is key to making the experience work. Here, the progression is just plain badly balanced: you reach the final tool too quickly, and the fun is over far too soon, without any real sense of satisfaction. The intermediate throwable tool is also useless, and the same goes for the helpers. On top of that, after buying all the upgrades around the middle of the game, you keep collecting money... but towards what goal? You can't even spend it. I think the game has potential, but it doesn't make the most of it.

Just like what everyone else said its a short played game, yes. But it was fun and they added a lot from demo. I was hoping they would add the ball roller to get the balls but they added a vacuum instead. I hope they update the game with new levels. Ideas; Stadium, hockey rink, tennis court near a park with balls over the fence, baseball field with balls in the home run area and for bonus pick up trash. I got many more ideas but I do see potential.

well it was satisfying but my only problem is i wish there was more to do or be able to reset and do it again for the replay ability . i hope you Dev's add some DLC so you can make the game longer then 105 minutes and total completion . now if your in to full complete game where you get all of the achievements then this is the game for you

A Small and fast game that satisfies the distraction itch that you get between vastly time consuming experiences its slow to start but increasingly satisfying as you unlock different upgrades. overall if a small no stakes experience is what you are looking for it will do it

In the current state I can't recommend this game. Conceptually it seems like a really fun time, but the aiming to pick up objects with the mouse is all over the place. Tabbing out and back into the game window will keep the mouse to the focal point in the center for 2-3 object pickups, but then as soon as you move the character the entire operating space for where the mouse and focal point should line up is all out of order. When in the game, if you move your mouse too far to the edge of what the main screen would be, you end up on your 2nd monitor and the game can't figure out how to line things up when you're back in. Really hoping to come back to this after a few more updates because I do love this concept in the 'tidy up' genre of games taking Steam by storm, but hold off for now with the mechanics issues alone.

I beat this game Day one it was fun