Circuit Drop

You got a ton of end pieces and bombs at the start but the further you go you get less and less to the point where I honestly do not get bombs any more and I only get an end piece every 5-10 pieces. Why are we getting bombs at the very start when we don't need them? Even if we mess up that early on it doesn't matter, but later we need bombs, not because we messed up but because we are getting flooded. Also STARTING with a bomb or two is just bad design. The player has no pieces on the board yet, what could they possibly need to use a bomb for?

I mean its a nice game and all, but there is no way to keep going on past a certain point because you start getting flooded with all the crosses. The biggest appeal of drop based games is that, given enough thought the player could potentially go on forever OR hit some goal where the game ends.

Nice combo of pipe and drop game concepts. Design is really clean too. However, controls are totally _not_ intuitive. It would help if you could select your set of control keys beforehand, then during game those not selected would just be dummies. Could use some refinement, but I will definitely play again. 4/5

What McKain and Pustulio said.

I like it. It's visually clean and appealing and easy to comprehend. However, the controls are clunky. Space is the action button but you can't press it to continue to the next tutorial. At the same time you -can- use enter to continue but not to drop a block. The overall idea is solid, but it lacks flair. On a side note, once I got T pieces I stopped getting elbows, which was frustrating. (4/5)