Twinfold

The power of imagination is here today.

It has the goal of 2048 with a bunch of other game mechanics already mentioned by other reviews and tags that I added as off my review. + Pros - Unique gameplay - Many unique enemies - Many Level Up abilities that makes almost every gameplay different - Who'd thought roaring golden tile faces would be so tasty? ~ Cons - Simple background; while not really a major problem, the gameplay board IS rather small but that's because of the needed additional stuff and acquired abilities that come as gameplay progresses. My point is that maybe there could be added background skins that could be unlocked somehow. - Despite that the trailer video had music, the game itself doesn't, which is a shame. - The Achievements look close to impossible! A million points? A billion?! TRILLION?! QUINTILLION?!?! No wonder there's such a low percentage of worldwide completion! Sure the screenshots on the game's store page show possibilities but how can anyone possibly be THAT GOOD for the rest, especially with those "You Win" and "You Really Win" Achievements? - The characters have no names that I'm aware of, which is a shame because they all have their own unique trait. Make a list of them and for all 40…

Recommended to me by Patricia Taxxon! The idea of a rogue-like combined with a tile movement puzzler tickled my fancy, and it plays well enough. I think I need to get my head in the right space to hit the higher scores but I can see this being a very good 5-15 minute killer while I'm on the bus. Its a small game with a small price tag, but I like it. It has a good gameplay loop and a little style to make it fresh.

I actually didn't like the game overall, but it's quite unique, a worthy expirience for a few hours. I (Note, I hate score attack games) The game consists of a series of proceduraly generated puzzles, the mechanics are pretty unique, there's often a super clever solution to be found, the elegant basic mechanics are the best part. It starts with a good pacing, you level up, discover new abilities and try to build a coherent build. I don't think abilities interact well with each other besides few obvious synergies, I never felt good about adding new abilities to the pool. So at the start of a run it felt pretty good, I looked at the achievements, oh boy, a million! Let's go, will I manage? I managed. The billion? No way! But yes! The problems started when I didn't die. I just played and played, and there were more and more enemies, and the abilities pile grew, and there always was a way to undo a move and live on... That life wasn't worth living, but I already spent too much tilme on the run and couldn't just abandon it. Eventually I got 1Q achievement, and uninstalled the game. Two months later I reluctantly returned and finally finished fricking run, and in that final hour I manage…

definitely has kenny sun energy to it

Twinfold is an absolute classic! A perfect fusion of brain busting slide puzzle reasoning and roguelike snap value judgments. It's got endless replay value and a smooth learning curve. A true gem