As a former Human: Fall Flat player, I appreciate the simplicity of the controls here. The city and factory levels are great, but the 'grab' mechanic sometimes feels a little too sticky, leading to frustrating slips. Still, a solid physics-puzzle game that captures the genre's chaotic fun. Would love to see a level editor eventually!
The time-trial aspect on these levels is surprisingly competitive. My current best on the Train level is 35 seconds, but I know I can shave off 2 more if I nail that object stack perfectly. The only minor complaint is that the in-game timer sometimes feels inconsistent with the frame-rate on complex puzzles. Push it to 5.0 when that's fixed, devs!
Found this looking for a quick distraction during my break and ended up sinking an hour into it, lol. It's super addictive! The puzzles start easy but the later mansion levels really make you think outside the box. Great graphics and super satisfying when you finally clear a tricky obstacle. Five stars!
The core design loop is excellent: encouraging creative problem-solving within a set of consistent physical rules. The difficulty curve is a little steep after Level 15, and I wish the game provided a clearer visual cue for pushable vs. static objects, which would enhance strategic planning. Overall, a very clever and well-balanced puzzle platformer.
OH. MY. GOSH. This game is phenomenal! I've never played a physics game before, and I am absolutely hooked. I spent 45 minutes just figuring out how to stack the crates in the Factory level, and the rush of finally getting through the door was incredible. Can't wait to see what the mountain levels are like!!!
