TUTUTUTU - Tea party

I did enjoy the game for the while I played, but it does get old pretty fast. Love the graphics. There is no story line except for the brief description gave on the page. Controls took me a while to figure out since there's no tutorial and the menu isn't labeled, and I don't remember finding the controls in there either. You can leave the train and walk in a seemingly pointless corridor, and there's no loading screens, instead the game just freezes while loading the next scene. All in all it feels like a very unpolished game that's not worth its price tag.

An "interesting" (ie. wierd) game where as mentioned you deliver tea for people. Depending on how far you are in the game you need to balance the "cup" with the tea (that is also you healthbar) to another person - each level can have other obstacles that has to be handled. The game is pretty fun, though there are certain issues with controls - fx. there does not seem to be mouse controls, and the arrow keys did not move the menu when I first entered the game (A and W did that). So the game could have had better instructions on that matter. But at that price there are definately worse games out there.

TUTUTUTU - Tea party is a rather challenging rhythm game about balancing tea while also navigating obstacles along the way in order to deliver tea to people on a train. While I enjoyed the game for it's gameplay and appreciated the difficulty levels. This game is simply not worth the full price tag! I would only recommend buying this game on a sale, where the game is significantly reduced and this is only if you enjoy challenging rhythm games as the game can be frustrating to play if your more of a casual. Despite this, The game has significant problems with how the game is presented. First and foremost, there is no tutorial teaching you the basic controls, so you pretty much have to find out what the controls are through trial and error of pressing different buttons. Second when you pass a level and wait for the next level, there is a huge delay or pause until the next level starts, which can be annoying but isn't game breaking. Although, once you figure out the controls such as balancing the tea with arrow buttons or using E and D keys to go up and down the board, the game isn't that bad it just gets challenging with each new level. Overall, I would recommend this game an…