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too easy. just pulling on the outermost piece gets the shape to basically fold itself - and if not totally fold then at least solves the intellectual aspect. what's left is fiddling with the mouse to get it to do what you now know it's supposed to do.
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It is my nature to work from left to right, so when I realized that most of the puzzles have to be completed from right to left, my brain died a little.
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BTW, the last puzle is most certainly fvcked up. I was expecting some kind of at least a minimal challeng in the last one...
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Shout and easy, but pretty fun. Even when I've read some stuff about an option to stick or lock pieces, I think that it would make the game boring, 'cause you'd finish it way too easily, so adding an option like that would also require at least 10 more levels with smaller pieces.
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An original concept, but the real challenge in this game is not solving the puzzle itself, but moving the pieces with your mouse. In most levels the fact that the pieces were connected to one another caused less difficulty than finding the solution. Only level 16 actually showed the potential of your game, where the pattern of joints affected the solution more than in just a "oh, lukaddat, this fits there, that fits here, now just to move these around..." way. A pack of levels like that one would be much appreciated.
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For those having trouble with L 15... it's actually pretty easy. Move the largest piece on each end into the middle, backs flat against each other. The smaller pieces then slip into position on the outside.
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Not without its flaws but a great game nonetheless. I, like the developer, hope that the game is successful enough for a sequel.
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it would also be kinda nice if we could select a joint and move it by that. but over all i like the game. make another one!!!
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Good stuff. Very original. One thing that could be added would be that if you press the space key the item you are clicking is locked in place. Because most of the difficulty of this game came from the controls rather than the puzzles.
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first of, entertaining and original games like this is a rare sight, but i have seen people complaining about lvl 15, but its actually quite easy, just place the "b" at right position at the start and then adjust the others. not beeing able to "freeze" them is a part of the challange and the game, it would be too easy with the freeze, but maybe one mode with freeze = easy, and one mode without = hard? in the sequal atleast?:) i would love to see more of these type of games.
5/5 and faved.
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What struck me, as I was playing this game - what a great tool for teaching kids spatial skills. With more levels, this could be an awesome game. (The locking thing , maybe make it optional.)
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Interesting but not good. The puzzles were primarily less about figuring out the puzzle and more about trying to get the clunky controls to let me solve the puzzle. Alas, this sort of frustration dos not a good puzzle game make.
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A puzzle game ought to be about solving puzzles, not fighting with unwieldly controls. A clever idea ruined gets only 2 stars from me.
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i disagree with most of the comments i think the maneuvering of the pieces is an important part of how the game works for me it was only annoying until i figured out where they were ment to go and then it took all of 30 seconds to get the pieces in the right places
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Desperately needs a save feature. I keep coming back to it, but I always get bored by the 14th or so level and then when I come back I have to start all over again.
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A little too easy, and although moving the pieces correctly is part of the game, there's a point where it just gets annoying and you want to give up (for me, level 17). Maybe an autofreeze would be great, or even something where things are just a little bit sticky if you have them in the right spot.
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I really liked it. Much as I'd agree with a locking mechanism, the game is good as it is. And as everyone has already said, the trick is how to put it in place and keeping it there which is actually what makes the game so different.
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Simple but original concept, I really liked it. Level 17's really glitchy, though, and like several others said, a lock-in-place function would be SO helpful.
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This game is more about mouse skill than a real puzzler. In most levels I knew what to do right away and the hard part was grabbing the pieces in the right place and making some stay while I moved the others.
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There really is no puzzle here. It's simple logic for the most part. The puzzle is what I can do to make the physics quit fighting me.
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I give the game five stars. At first I would have agreed with those complaining about controls but after a bit of practice you come to realize it actually matters WHERE you grab the piece as to how it moves. Very well done for a puzzle game!
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good game but its more of a proof of concept lacking any real challenge possibly adding the freeze limb and some more less obvious fitting puzzles would give it a longer play time and more enjoyability
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Finally, someone knows that it is O.K. to be OCD!!!
awesome game, but the level advancement is terrible. The last level should be the most challenging, in comparison to 2/3 of the way through I was banging my head against the wall like an idiot.
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Definitely support the suggestion to have the "lock piece" option... in some puzzles the movement of everything is integral to wedging the pieces in place, but in others it's just annoying.
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brilliantly fascinatingly frustrating. What a good idea, the initially annoying control method makes sense as a part of the puzzle. One of the most original physics puzzles ever. More levels please!
I rated this 3 then moved it to 4 and ended up-rating to 5.