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Reviews for "Runeseekers"

These games.

Are really iffy. I couldn't even get passed the first level w/ 2 runes to find remaining and still can't find them after several tries.

I gave it 6/10 because it's a good game, but these kinds of games are either Winners or Losers depending on how easy people find it to play.

I can't give it anything higher than a 6/10 because I personally can't get passed the 1st level.

Maybe if it was easier then I'd score it higher but it's just too hard atm.

A little right, but a lot wrong

I've come to the point where I understand that games shouldn't be graded on how good they look or sound, but how well they play, how immersive they are, and how much originality goes into them. And while this game looks great, has solid music, and even a story, you, as the creator, need to realize that no matter how hard you try to dress it up, this is STILL another stupid spot the difference game.

There are some things you did right, don't get me wrong. The dual-pointers actually helped out more than I thought they would, helping to highlight key differences and help me get a pinpoint on the areas I was looking for. I also highly appreciated the backup runes, as there were times when you fell into the unfortunate trend of making the differences so small that you have to study the picture religiously to notice them.

Look, if you drew all this, you have talent, but you should use that talent for projects that befit your skill, not make you seem lazy. Nobody that matters likes these kinds of games, and nobody that's actually worth something to your reputation ever will. Bring us something a little more original next time.

Too dang difficult

Seriously, some of the differences I'm expected to find are practically invisible to the naked eye. I also don't like that there's a restriction on the number of hints you get in this game, much less such a small number as three. In every other spot the difference game I've played, you're given as many hints as you need, with restrictions on how often you can use them or having it affect your score.

Eye Strain

A rough one for the genre - some of the differences really are just a couple pixels, and nearly invisible even to the discerning eye.

I completed two levels and stopped due to a pending headache.

That was one hell of a hard hide and seek game. thx for medals