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it's an OK game, but there's not much replay value.
Reviews for "Earth Wind and Fire"
it's ok, playable but not great
it looks like it could be fun but it was aggrivating beyonb beleif maybe taking away the huge bounce quality from the white blocks and decreasing the zoom on the ball
also, PLEASE next time have the instructions actualy instruct you on what the goal is or have a tutorial i looked at the instructions and i had NO CLUE what so ever as to what to do
Quirky contorls
The controls just get to fustrating to enjoy the game. It has good artistry and the music, is okay....but it gets annoying. Trial and error will get you through. But the latter levels....as was mentioned below....MASOCHISM !!! Good Job, just not my cup of tea.
Too much zoom
The zoom was excessive, I want to see more then a few ball length away, and on some levels to even that could be considered a luxury. Due to the small size of your levels i recompensed having the zoom show the entire level.
The collision point on the edges was hard to pin point, this was made apparent by the need to manoeuvre the ball between the wall and the blocks.
Controls where responsive and the blocks being bouncy was different as most game of this type are touch any object and 'try again'
Consider using a combination of few custom shaped blocks and the collection of squares that you have been using. It will probably give a better look.
I must be a masochist...
Because I enjoyed this so much. Level 19... wow, that one was definitely the hardest, for me at least. Far more difficult than the later levels. Good (if simple) graphics, good (if simple) controls... but timed right and all that good stuff. I think simple done well is a good synopsis. It was the cleverness and decisions that made it so fun. I do think the paint obstacle was used a tad too much (plus it didn't really add MUCH difficult for me, the edges on the other hand...). More new stuff would be cool (x's, paint, earth, wind, and fire)... and it did seem a little anticlimatic. I guess it was a little short, but I don't think I would have minded had I some clue when it would end. Oh, and is there any way to pause (no, I didn't read the instructions...)? Overall, really good.