This was great! It's addictive-- I must have muttered "okay, this is the LAST ONE" under my breath five times-- and a cool new concept! The only thing I would change is to somehow increase the difficulty of the levels. Other than that, it's great! Good job!
Reviews for "Shape Fold Animals"
With the way the pieces worked, a lot of the times they'd get stuck and I couldn't slide them into place. I'm not talking about the pieces locking into their right spots-- I mean I could literally not move certain pieces where they should go because the locked pieces blocked the path. That frustrated me a lot, especially since I was determined to complete the game. Besides that, it was fun.
nice game but gets boring quite fast purely because of the very low difficulty curve.
maybe make a hard mode (one that is an option from the start, not only if you played it through) where the white outline of the animal is gone, so you have to figure out how the blocks should go yourself instead of them just falling into place naturally.
Also a way to make it harder is maybe to include hinges that only can bend for 90° so it is harder to let the blocks fall in place?
Not the best. The music isn't excellent but I can look past that. 90% of the game is just yelling at the pieces to go where they should, and screaming when you have to destroy what you have done to make way for another section. Some of the end product is also very vague, they look like an animal but you can't say for sure what.
This is a clean game, I didn't have much issues whatsoever.
But there are a couple issues.
I did not enjoy the fact the actual puzzle making didn't become more complicated, the lines of pieces just got longer.
Also, I was able to get to level 52...that is until the very last piece of the puzzle became glitched upon the stagnant piece.
If you're going to keep one set piece, you need to make it so the pieces are able to be transparent through it.
I do love the fact once it's in the right place the pieces turn darker, and the background is so simple as to not take away from the boldness of the object.