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Nice game. I enjoyed it. The final levels were really tough and took some time. I liked it for not being too dificult. The only bad thing is the awards. Some of them are just too random or too boring. But apart from that, great game.
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there is almost no thought to those puzzles. I am at level 20 and so far it was not required to use my brain at all. Stars are rediculously easy to collect and there is hardy any imagination in the design of the "puzzles". pitty, the idea was cool.
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1/5 for being exactly the same as the first but with no "max jump" counter and no real reason or chance to not have to click a craptonne of times. Plus the concept is boring =/.
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I don't understand how games like this are rating less than 4...it's a quality game. You can't make a game like this by accident. It's not buggy, it's challenging, and it makes you think. Let's start rating more accurately.
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I can't honestly call this a challenging game, one that deserves badges, or one that needed to be made. The stars are like an afterthought: They can be gotten with minimal effort. The puzzles didn't require thought: Even when I did think about them, it only required a lot of clicking and little fun. 3/5, because at least the game works.
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Very great game full of many challenging puzzles, good awarded badges, and great music. 5/5 all i ask for is: A. more level's. B. More badges.
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One thing I'd like to recommend is that either the color scheme for paint be slightly altered, or to make a colorblind mode for those of us having problems with the two blue-ish paints. Some of the levels (34 being a huge offender of this) were near impossible, as I was guessing at some of the switches. Is it possible to make it so instead of a color, a design could be implemented instead? Still, great game, 5/5.
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I think this game is very boring, not because of its conception, graphics and whatnot, its just not appealing to me, however i'm still going to give it 5/5 to encourage the game creators for taking the time of making it and its very original and well designed...keep up the good work satisfying the people who likes this game genre !
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One last thing I forgot I also like that the awards aren't grindtastic as all hell. I hate when a game has like 100 jumps, 500, 1000, etc, and the last one is like "one million jumps"
wtf, that's just wasting peoples' time, makes it suck bad for everyone that has a long job, or has to work two, if they decide to make a badge out of it. I love that the awards are nearly completable in the process of normal play. At the end of the game I had about 50 left on walls, was 35k away from 600000, 10 away on doors, 200 away on jumps. I do think there should be a leap, for the sake of encouraging further replay, but the final should be (previous +1.5x) not some insanity like (previous x 16) which is what the normal grind achievements do. Throwing a giant number onto award chains just kind of annoys people you know? Especially if they were skillful enough to blaze through the skill/timed ones and now they're stuck with 72/76 because the remainder require replaying one level thousands of times.
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I like that all your series have darned near the perfect balance of difficulty and kind of a 'coherent' sense of construction. Many mid-tier levels can be solved in your own head, and the hardest only require a little experimentation and trial&error such as 34. And I like that there's little repetition in the levels. There's none of them that feel like "Here's the same thing but now do it in 7x7!" (music bounce and that 3D IQ puzzle would be on the opposite end, as even if you are doing things correctly it must be precise down to the 50th of a second/nanometer, and a few of the most frustrating levels are slight edits on a previous.)
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I have to agree with xSlash. It's a wonderful game, but having to start over after nearly finishing it is a little annoying.
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gosh that secret achievement 1 WAS hard... but after doing it a few times and seeing a pattern of movements, i was able to plan it out pretty well, and it all just fell together. nicely done creating that level!
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Didn't save my game - Not impressed. IE9. Haven't cleared cookies or anything. Played a few days ago. Feel free to contact me for further troubleshooting. As much as I liked the game, this is a costly failure. 1/5.
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using my patented technique of "mash buttons since I can't fall off the edge or (hopefully) get stuck" I have beaten level 36
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Secret Award Walkthrough
#1 - [Unconfirmed] Beat level 36 in a minute
#2 - View your Awards
#3 - View authors of this game
#4 - Fly into window
#5 - Play one hour
#6 - Don't move during 1 minute
#7 - Replay level 5 times
#8 - Change your character
#9 - Launch the game once more
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I loved it, but sometimes the arrow keys wouldn't work right and I wound up going down whenever I pushed left/right... I don't know if it's my computer though so 9.9/10