Reviews for Van Jellies

[kinoft]

4 words

you. are. an. idiot. you need the fix the bloody physics quite badly, anyone in 3rd grade can tell you that if you drop a ball on a piece of wood, you dont have JUST the balls weight, you have its weight + the speed of the ball, you need to give a reaction of the board to the fact that the jell is hitting the wood, sum of the parts is greater than the sum of the whole, in addittion, the board itself needs weight. if i dropped a jelly of x weight, and let it sit, the board would fall, but if i dropped a jelly of x+1 on the opposite side in an area where its weight would mean more, the board would stabilize. you should do some more research on this..

[Vicsand]

Wow this sucks ass

play more half life 2 for better physics so this game doesnt suck that bad....

[Lee-Enfield]

not too great

well your physics suck.lets just say that.i put like 5 giant ones on one side and the other side with a few small ones still went over.also,it takes to long to realize that theres like 20 more on the other side so it still falls anyway,and sometimes it doesnt even register the some
its ok but not too good

[Equinox-Twilight]

You need to recalibrate this

There is a such thing as a game being 'too hard.' The physics are already off from the beginning, and I see this nasty tendency of a possible AI dropping jellies in such locations that it throws the entire balance of the table off, regardless of whether or not you try to stop it. I found it relatively frustrating when I got into a good groove, and then suddenly, six to eight moderate sized jellies drop in the same spot and throw my table's balance completely off.

In a nutshell, you need to work on your game development principles a bit, and work on the fairness aspect of the game. Otherwise, it's a really good, and interesting game.

[Headlesshydra]

Awfull

The game is nice to play and it's slightly funny but it's ruined by the bad physics easily - i have to apply 15 seconds worth of big jellies to stop the bench falling to the left because of one 1 small jelly...next time make the physics more fair and real!