I enjoy the idea and the sounds, but the motion of the camera is too jagged. If the motion were smoother (same with the "shake" motion), then this game would be much more enjoyable. Still, a very interesting and well-done idea.
Very creative levels with an interesting main mechanic. The music is enjoyable, albeit slightly too repetitive. The enemies, though simple, are well-done and add another layer to the game. My only major complaint is that the character moves too slowly. I feel as though he should be moving quite quicker than how he is now -- the slow movement is making me stay on levels for too long, especially if I need to restart.
Great game, very enjoyable overall. The levels are well-thoughtout and fair. I enjoyed the calming atmosphere of the game, from the scenery to the music. An intro tutorial level could be useful, just to explain the different mechanics of the game before you jump into the real levels.
This game is great and I love playing it! One minor problem I have with it, though, is that you are limited on the number of maps that you can find easily. The main lists should be greater than four pages long, or there should be a "random" tab that refreshes with random maps each time you complete a map. I feel as though there are many, many maps that people make but are almost never played because they never see light on one of the featured map tabs. It would also be nice to be able to sort maps by number of coins, number of plays, suggested level, etc.
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