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So, fun game in theory but something in the vicinity of 100% of the difficulty is purely trying to get the shapes to move in a logical way. What's that? There were seriously a few levels where shaking my mouse around like I was having a seizure was more effective than actually truing to maneuver the pieces. Especially frustrating when the solutions are as simple as these ones. Every level past about 30 was 10 seconds of working out where the pieces went and at least a minute of arguing with them about which direction you needed them to move (not helped by having square pieces 'lock in' to any square slot, not just their own making them harder to move. Unfortunate low rating from me purely because the frustration the controls caused has left me more tense and less relaxed than I was before starting the game
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completed the game! way too easy! easy cakes! except the block movement is hard. like you have to move it togther so it would fit the place.
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I played 25 levels and I have to say this game is just way too easy. If later levels are less trivial then I'm sorry I did not have the patience to get to them.
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The most difficult thing about this game is the controls. It feels like a game designed for a touch pad. Something that needs more than one input to reliably position parts where you want them. Still, it's an enjoyable little time eating puzzler, relaxing when it's not frustrating.
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I like the concept, but agree with others who say the game was too easy. I wasn't challenged until the last 5 levels, and was able easily complete the game in 30 minutes. Thanks for a fun little diversion!
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Some of your controls are pretty poor :/ I like the idea behind the game but the shapes are too random with movement.
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I couldn't stop playing. It might seem like a good thing but seriously...My arms and eyes hurt so much now. the ocd was so real D:
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It's always nice to see something new. That said, I got tired of the concept kind of quickly. Perhaps it's my own distaste. The game looks and feels very fun, however, until the mechanic wears thin.
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I think you did a good job on this one. A few notes: It's simple; perhaps you could explore methods of increasing the difficulty. Perhaps try something with misleading shapes that look like they go in a particular spot, but really don't. Also, it's a fairly one-note concept. Experiment with different hinge concepts, maybe ones you could disconnect, or tiles that need to be layered two deep or something. I feel like there's a huge amount of potential with your concept that you haven't explored yet. But overall, it's a really solid effort. I look forward to seeing what you come up with in the future.
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I feel like there's not even a puzzle aspect to this since it's so easy. The only difficult part is getting the shapes to set it since the controls don't work very well. It's a very interesting game, but I feel that it could have been executed better.
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Nice puzzle solving music - calming but not repetitive. Concept and design are both great. best idea already said was not showing the final shape. in fact, i'd say take out the background shape completely. Nice way to waste some time while on break or something. The number of levels is crazy! Which is great, but I find I enjoy the games that reward me with some sort of "upgrade" as I go, or give you a timed run on the puzzles, etc.
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A rather fun game over all. Don't you just hate it when you have to rearrange the whole puzzle just to get one piece to fit? :P
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There's something zenlike and satisfying about the game. My only issue is that when I would have to move previously placed pieces so that I could put more together, everything I'd already placed fell apart. I kind of wish they would lock together a little more. Nicely done, though. I liked that the game had some physics involved, making you have to readjust your pictures. No real difficulty curve but that was okay.
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Are you a three year old? Are you just really really high right now? Then this is the game for you. Blindly jab at puzzles until they assemble themselves. Watch in amazement as one shape becomes another, more familiar shape. Learn about animals. or how like... we're all totally connected... with shapes... man...
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interesting concept, but too tedious after the first few dozen. Needing to repetitively reposition pieces because the part you need to click to not move the whole stack is outside of the game window gets really annoying really fast.
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Great game!
For those having trouble moving the pieces, try finding corners that can serve as fulcrums. You can drop 3-4 pieces into place in one swing.
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A very, very nice game! The idea is nice and well developed, but sometimes dragging parts is not really effective and in a couple of levels one or two pieces were outside the screen, making it difficult to see the whole puzzle. Another thing, as already noted by someone else, is that the first 50 levels have no real difficulty curve. Finally, please add the badges! (1) EASY: complete the first 10 levels AND (2) MEDIUM: complete all 60 levels → reward is higher simply because it takes more time.
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Just completed it and was confused because I thought it was eventually going to get difficult. Apparently I was wrong.
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this games difficulty isn't finding the correct position, it is figuring out what piece to move first due to the collision elements, I think it would be better instead is that once the pieces go grey in the right area, they have no collision in order to stop the annoying re-adjusting of peices all the time.
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Here are my thoughts on this game: When I first saw this I thought the idea was unique and interesting. After having played for about ten minutes that original assessment still held true. I rate this game somewhere around a 7.5/10. here are some pluses: unique creative game, music takes a back seat, it isn't great music but it's just enough to engage you without distracting from the game. The idea was executed very well in a game that is polished but not over polished. All of the effects fit in very well. My biggest complaint is the difficulty. I found playing the first couple levels hoping the difficulty would go up. Later levels just increased in complexity of the shapes but not the overall difficulty of the puzzles. While important in the concept of the game the overall mechanics of the game could use some work. On some, I found the only puzzle was trying to make the pieces move the way I wanted them to
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Everything I had to say is already said in these comments. It's simply too much of the same thing with no real progression, no engagement of the puzzle solving brain, and no challenge. It's fun and relaxing for a short while, and quite well made for what it is. I also agree with the comment: Why would you need to pause this game? That seems like a rather bizarre inclusion. I find the tags "Brain" and "Physics" on this game to be borderline misleading. There are some pleasing elements here, but the one-dimensionality of game itself is just not enough to bring me back for more. If the game play itself isn't going to be engaging, it might be good to try at least writing the puzzles into a story that progresses; You have to figure out how to engage the player somehow.
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You put so much work into it, and I fly through them so fast. I'm unable to stop, actually. Great job, looking forward to the next one.