Twistingo: Hummingbird Haven Collector's Edition

Man... I don't know about this one. As far as I can tell, this game is awash with AI generated content, from scene backgrounds, character voices, normal assets, and even collectibles. Valve's AI generated content policy went effective for developers about a month [i]after[/i] this game was released, so it can skirt by without adding any disclaimers or other notices on the page. I think this is a perfectly serviceable casual game, but I can't help but feel icky when playing it. How do I know where the AI art stops and the bespoke content begins? If my feel-good game is powered by content that is arguably plagiarized, blended up, and slopped back to me, can I really feel good about it? It all feels so... disingenuous to be selling a cute game about environmental rehabilitation while also using exploitative content. It looks like MixoGames has been using this strategy for the entire Twistingo series, which helps explain how a (seemingly) solo dev is able to pump out 3 games in a year. But at what cost? I'm regrettably going to refund this, and will be steering away from this dev in the future. What a shame.

Cute chill little game... the talking is a little long and drawn out, but tolerable. Puzzles are relaxing, and enjoyable. I enjoyed the changing games. Very pretty game. One play thru took approx. 3 hrs.

Fun and relaxing.

Fun game, good puzzles! I love the hidden object and matching games. Bingo always stresses me out in this game because you are trying to clear your board before the balls disappear. I only think this game is worth it if you buy on sale.

Beautiful, relaxing game with vibrant graphics and soothing soundtrack. A great choice for bird and puzzle lovers, make sure to give this little gem a go. And check the rest of the games by the developer! :)

This is a very chill/casual puzzle game which is fairly easy as long as you put in the time (other than the marble popping part, which is timed and can be lost). Nonetheless it's pretty fun. I've played almost all the twistingo games, which probably makes me somewhat unique as it's kind of obscure. All of the games follow a similar formula, part hidden object (find all the cars) part finding pairs of identical objects, part marble popping. This one adds something new but decidedly not welcome, a mahjongg inspired matching game that can only be described as a chore with nothing figure out, just waiting for a matching tile to appear in a limited set at the bottom of the screen. If you could skip that part (luckily it's fairly rare in the rotation of puzzles) this is probably the best game of the series, as the art is significantly improved over earlier games, with lots of intricate clockwork animals and other fantastical objects that are fun to look at in of themselves. Of note, the game is fully playable with touch screens, which means you can play it as a couch coop, trading turns to make matches etc. Probably not what they intended but my favorite way to enjoy it with my 10 year …