The control is finicky and inconsistent; and the game just isn't all that fun. The achievements and upgrades are good, but what's the point of all that if I can't be bothered to keep playing and unlock them? 2/5
Buggy and slow. The control scheme and animation needs some serious retooling. Interesting concept, though; it was reminiscent of the Majesty of Color. 2/5
I absolutely can't stand losing my levels just because I can't beat a difficult boss on my first try. If it weren't for that, the game would be perfect. 4/5
A tad easy. Each level has a "right" way of doing it that involves creative thought and precise execution...and a flat-out cheap way that requires nothing but brute force problem-solving. I found myself solving many of the mid-range levels completely by accident.
3/5
Though simplistic, this game's core premise is solid, and the experience is well worth the paltry amount of time it takes to complete it. The music's really annoying, though. 4/5
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