Good game, but...
I enjoyed this game, but I couldn't complete it due to the fact I don't have a facebook account. While I realise I'm in the minority, I feel it's unfair to have a game that is uncompleteable to those who don't have facebook accounts or would prefer not to make a statement about the game on their profile.
Hi! Sorry if this trick made you feel uncomfortable. You can just click on quest links. The game doesn't check if you actually make a post or not.
So-so
Pretty fun the first time, I found everything I could without having to advertise for the game makers.
We're all just monkeys playing flute.
Interesting game, kept me busy for a while, nice puzzle, I did play until the end even got the 3 additional items, but the end lacks SO MUCH. Nothing happens, it's like "did I finish the game or was I supposed to find something else?" It lacks a well designed interface as well. It's not very user friendly. Keep it up because the game is definitely interesting.
Well...
I liked it, the look and gameplay are really smooth. I also liked it because it's similar to Doodle God. That's ok, but I was hoping for something new. The only big differences are the layout and that the creations being placed on a worldmap. Adding to that: I can't finish the game, because I have to visit other websites... If you want people to support you, create something new and different. If it's the same quality as this game, you'll get all the support you want. Other than that, nice game and good luck with the next one.
Doodle God's Bastard Cousin
I agree with a lot of the reviews that came before me: Alxemy is basically Doodle God with a different motif. Now, using the alchemy angle was a good idea, and if you remember how Doodle God went, you won't have too much trouble getting through the game, and if you do, the handbook for the game is available and containing all of the formulas. Alxemy does have a look all its own, and it also has a world perspective feature that allows you to see the results of your alchemy as you populate the world. But it doesn't change the fact that Alxemy is blatantly derivative and not quite as original as Doodle God. While the design is more elaborate, it lacks the simplicity of Doodle God, and some of the riddles don't quite make much sense (a chimp that can play a flute isn't so much a man, it's just a musical chimp). If you need to kill some time, you can give this game a play, but I would recommend, unfortunately, Doodle God or Doddle Devil instead.