Recent reviews by Aqulota

Lacking readability and all levels are at the same difficulty, easy.

The new update makes the game define itself better, and for that I have changed my review. I hope they add more in the future.

An excellent game from Satantech Incorporated, and was 100% worth my soul for the premium.

This game is like a person asking you to pour a glass of water really slowly, and then they empty it on the ground and asks you to do it again.

Cute, but felt thrown together in an hour with no regard for player experience and a focus on quantity over quality. I did like 10 levels in a row with the exact same solution.

A very good puzzle game that can be done without guessing at all. The 3D effect doesn't make the puzzle less readable, and all the mechanics are very cool and unique.

Farting phone revolution... seriously!?

A relaxing game, with levels you don't have to think much about. It's short and every level felt unique.

This game felt like such a chore. I had to play it having something in the background to not fall asleep as I just read from 1 to 9, until I found something that there only was one of so I could click it and then start over. There isn't any logic behind this, not even brain teasing, you might as well call it counting to 9 simulator.
Sometimes I would leave it open and then come back to it hours later, as there isn't even a save mode, which makes no sense.
Speaking of lacking features, you can't even grey out numbers! Some maps come with an entire number completed, yet it still keeps adding them in as eye clutter. They probably did that as they knew there wasn't anything resembling a puzzle in this game, and it wanted you to stay on a level for as long as possible. The only thing that puzzled me with the entire game, was them marking it as a puzzle.

I understand that this is a very cheap game, and I bought it on sale too. However, I can not forgive some of the frustrating things from this game, that seems like it should be a simple fix.

1. You can rotate objects you are holding, but sometimes you can only rotate it once or twice before you can not anymore, forcing you to drop the piece to keep rotating. On top of this, you can also rotate pieces under the piece you are holding (?), giving you more strikes.

2. Pieces are sometimes on the board when the game starts, which means that you can't see a full board when the game starts and plan ahead accordingly. Not only that, but the menu icons are also over the game board.

3. Putting down a piece counts as a move when you put it down on the side. This wouldn't be so bad if it wouldn't be for point 1, and point 2.

4. Most levels are actually more levels in one. This means to three star everything, you have to complete 3 levels within a certain amount of moves, which would be fine in of itself if it wasn't for the fact that the game gives you strikes because of lack of its own polishing. So sometimes you get strikes for something you didn't mean to do, and in doing so you have to reset the level, doing a level you just did again as you don't reset an individual board.

The concept of the game is not unique, but it's the first I've seen on steam (it's very popular as a mobile puzzle game) and as such, the basic programming should at least work as intended, and I can not recommend it even for the cheap cost.