simple design... music was repetitive and annoying. but the puzzles were more of timing and accuracy. good concept but needs more puzzles that are puzzling and more mellow music.
Reviews for "You Have One Box"
Most of the reviews on this page cover it. Although I'd disagree on certain points. For one, some of the levels are VERY hard. Whether it takes 6 million tries to complete something has nothing to do with the difficulty. An element to puzzle-solving is looking at your puzzle before you try to solve it, which you pulled off nicely. Though it was short which, for the purpose of which you made it, can't be helped, you still made good use of your space. And yeah, that music made me want to rip out my ears.
The one point I want to make above all others is the order in which you placed the levels. The absolute hardest level was 9 because you have to follow Bob's exact pace within an excruciatingly narrow, straight-line path. That one should be at the end, because it's just damn hard. So many games do this, it seems. The hardest level/boss/whatever isn't at the end of the game, where it should be. That's the whole point of getting to the end of a game; to overcome the most difficult challenge. That could use some more thought. Other than that, I really don't know anything about programming, so I can't say much more about it. I still think you did good as hell for two days.
Incredibly obnoxious music, and level 9 is frigging impossible with a touchpad instead of a proper mouse because when my finger gets to the right side of it I have to lift it up and put it down somewhere on the left side and by then he's jumped off to his doom, it's not a test of problem solving or even reaction time and coordination.
It's enjoyable if you aren't paying attention to the music and the graphics. The gameplay was quite fun but rather short so i'll give it a 2.5/5
Good game but music is too disturbing also box can not be grasp hardly and fall..