4/5. It's an entertaining twist on the run-of-the-mill physics games, but it's irritating that only one new level becomes available at a time. It would have been 3/5 if not for the garlic. :p
I think it would be nice if solving a level gave access to the two or three levels after it, so that I could skip the occasional level I'm stuck on and come back to it later, without needing to actually stop playing the game. Great original idea though, 5/5!
I agree that this instalment felt a lot shorter than most of the others, even the short ones. For once, I didn't get stuck trying to figure out what to click on next, but it would have been nice if it were a little bit more involved. Still, not bad.
Interesting concept, but it really needed a way to save progress. I also noticed that sometimes balls (and blocks) bounced back the way they'd come after hitting the rubber barriers.
It would be nice if defence quests began with at least one unit within range of my unit. The delay of watching the attack move each turn until I can actually do something is too long. On that note, maybe the units could only do their "attack" move when they actually attack someone, since seeing them launch themselves at empty green squares is comical but too time-consuming.
A great game, as were the earlier versions. I gave it 4/5, it would have been 5/5 if not for the infuriatingly long wait for the fluid to move. But I got some good housework in while I waited.
Great game, especially as a fraction education puzzle game, however I think it needs some improvement in its execution. The storyline is unclear, and on completion of a level the cards/coins screen flashes up for barely half a second before moving on to the next level - which is not only annoying but also makes it difficult to determine what criteria they are awarded for, and which levels to replay to collect the missing items. Some sort of reward for collecting the cards/badges would be nice. However, the puzzles themselves are very enjoyable and rewarding - overall the game just needs some polishing around the edges.
Ok, the text of the "Hello Mastery!" badge really needs to be updated to show that the special star must be from the "Selection" level and not the "Traps" level, as it is currently very misleading.
To add to my previous comment: I also love that the par times are reasonable. And the automatic pause when you click outside the game screen is so handy! Hoping to see a Hello Worlds! 2 soon!!
LOVE this game, especially with the new achievements. I love that there are few ways to die, making it a proper "puzzle" game in my opinion. I also love that it's not necessary to complete each level before moving on to the next, so if you have enough stars you can bypass sections entirely. The execution is clean and simple and the little crab dude is so cute!! My only complaint is that it's been a bit laggy since the upgrade, which can be annoying if the game freezes mid-jump or right before a jump, or in levels where timing is important. But overall, excellent game!! 5/5
A tutorial would be nice. It took me a while to figure out how to actually operate the catapults. I presume there's one in the original game, but each game should be able to stand alone.
I don't normally rate games before I finish them, but... 5/5. It's like a rubik's cube - it's challenging, colourful and loads of fun! My only suggestion is that it be possible to unlock more than one level ahead, so that the player can skip a level and come back to it later, for instance. But yeah, love it!
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