Solid
I hated this game at first, but it grew on me (no pun intended). It'd be nice if there were a "fast animation" feature, because it gets tedious waiting for the slow animations to play out when having to replay a board for the 50th time. For that matter, an "undo" button would be great to have.
Very original puzzle game
I'm sure a lot of people already discussed how there's learning curve issues so I won't get into that.
However, once you learn how to play the game this game can be pretty fun. I stopped at lvl 19 and the levels up to that point were the perfect difficulty, not too hard so that you get stuck along time but hard enough that it felt rewarding.
The game is very original, major props for that. I only gave it an 8 though because it just did get too repetitive and a little boring. Levels became too complicated and required too much trial and error. The same music over and over didn't help either. This is typical of a lot of great puzzle games like Bolo and Lemmings but personally I would prefer more simple levels and not not like 75% of the game requiring you to think so much ahead or require you to lose 10 times before you beat the level. Maybe add in new enemies or objects to spice things up.
Great puzzle game
One of the best and most original puzzle games I've seen in awhile. Unfortunately, the amount of thought required to play this game is above the caliber found on newgrounds...
I'm surprised at the fact that I have yet to find a level where I was able to obtain a higher score than necessary. You must have spent a lot of time on level design.
My brain exploded!!!
Usually the first level is the easiest one where you learn to play and i have a very short attention spawn so i didn't finish the second level but yeah i like the game.
Fun game, difficult 1st level.
This game was great, and had a good concept. Unfortunately you need to revamp the first level, because its difficulty is a major deterrent for most people to play. The first level, with its desire for a perfect round, should be closer to the end of the game. A game like this that basically requires trial and error loses its interest fast when it is so picky that is is actually just trial and failure. Of course there is a mathematical way to figure out how to complete each level perfectly, but do you really think people care enough about your game to sit there and do the math?