Match 3 with a few surprises thrown in! Impressions Video with Commentary // Oculus Rift S // RTX 2070 Super:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPmLa59JA2AMy Initial Impressions:As a fan of pancake match 3 games I was not holding out much hope for this game, but I was pleasantly surprised! The developers have added new mechanics and features to this already popular genre, and I have to commend them for that!
Very worthwhile (some slight issues). It's great to see Match 3 on VR, with clever innovations and great art. The game is very worthwhile, but still needs a little work. It's been out less than a month, so I hope the devs will consider this feedback. The game doesn't save your progress after each level, only at the end of the world. If you restart the game, you restart whatever world you were last in (even if you'd made it to level 5 of that world).Worlds:- I found the intro world to be about what you'd want from an intro. It's fine.- The 2nd world is really interesting, right from the beginning, with the quirky little log creature who seems like a pest, but can sometimes help you. I really enjoyed this and it made me look forward to more of the game.- The 3rd world seems like a bit of let down at first... until it became amazing. I almost quit before the snowman showed up, because the scenery didn't really change, the levels were long, and the music (which you cannot shut off) looped too quickly and became maddeningly repetitive. But then, just when I was going to quit, the little snowman appeared, and the last two levels took all the delight of the 2nd/Halloween world and amplified it! Suddenly the setting was more interesting, charming, and well-integrated into the game mechanic. Maybe this was more impactful simply because it was a surprise and not that way all along.- I was able to finish the 4th world, but it was stressful and not fun. Perhaps more water or a more generous timer on the portal levels should be considered. The earthquakes and all end of level animations were hard to watch and felt inconsistent with a 'Comfortable' rating.The game's ending was beautiful, adorable, and memorable. Thank you. Glad I got the chance to linger before 'waking up' (it would be nice to add a button like that for each world ending, too).Hope to see a sequel with additional interesting characters. (Tooth fairy? Leprechaun? Easter bunny? New Year's dragon? A trickster fox? Lots of possibilities!)
Match 3 with a few surprises thrown in! Impressions Video with Commentary // Oculus Rift S // RTX 2070 Super: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPmLa59JA2A
My Initial Impressions: As a fan of pancake match 3 games I was not holding out much hope for this game, but I was pleasantly surprised! The developers have added new mechanics and features to this already popular genre, and I have to commend them for that!
投稿者：Paradise Decay
★5
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非常に価値がある（若干の問題はある）。 Match 3をVRで見ることができ、巧みな革新と素晴らしいアートで素晴らしいです。とても価値のあるゲームですが、まだ少し工夫が必要です。まだ発売されて1ヶ月も経っていないので、開発者の方々にはこのフィードバックを検討してほしいです。
Very worthwhile (some slight issues). It's great to see Match 3 on VR, with clever innovations and great art. The game is very worthwhile, but still needs a little work. It's been out less than a month, so I hope the devs will consider this feedback.
The game doesn't save your progress after each level, only at the end of the world. If you restart the game, you restart whatever world you were last in (even if you'd made it to level 5 of that world).
Worlds: - I found the intro world to be about what you'd want from an intro. It's fine. - The 2nd world is really interesting, right from the beginning, with the quirky little log creature who seems like a pest, but can sometimes help you. I really enjoyed this and it made me look forward to more of the game. - The 3rd world seems like a bit of let down at first... until it became amazing. I almost quit before the snowman showed up, because the scenery didn't really change, the levels were long, and the music (which you cannot shut off) looped too quickly and became maddeningly repetitive. But then, just when I was going to quit, the little snowman appeared, and the last two levels took all the delight of the 2nd/Halloween world and amplified it! Suddenly the setting was more interesting, charming, and well-integrated into the game mechanic. Maybe this was more impactful simply because it was a surprise and not that way all along. - I was able to finish the 4th world, but it was stressful and not fun. Perhaps more water or a more generous timer on the portal levels should be considered.
The earthquakes and all end of level animations were hard to watch and felt inconsistent with a 'Comfortable' rating.
The game's ending was beautiful, adorable, and memorable. Thank you. Glad I got the chance to linger before 'waking up' (it would be nice to add a button like that for each world ending, too).
Hope to see a sequel with additional interesting characters. (Tooth fairy? Leprechaun? Easter bunny? New Year's dragon? A trickster fox? Lots of possibilities!)
Worthwhile, but needs balance. I'm delighted to see match three come to VR, with some really clever innovation. The game is very worthwhile, and I'm pleased to have bought it, but the game still needs some work when it comes to balanced gameplay. The game has been out less than a month, so I hope the devs will see this review and consider the feedback.
At present, it seems the game does not save your progress after each level. It *looks* like it will, but if you restart the game, you restart whatever world you were last in (even if you'd made it to level 5 of that world). This is the only actual bug I found.
Here is my current (May 22, 2021) take on the worlds: - I found the intro world to be about what you'd want from an intro. It's fine. - The second world is really interesting, right from the beginning, with the quirky little log creature who seems like a pest, but can sometimes help you. That was a neat addition. I really enjoyed this and it made me look forward to more of the game. - The third/snow world seems like a bit of let down after the Halloween world, at first... until it becomes amazing. I almost quit before the snowman showed up, because the scenery didn't change much, the levels were lengthy, and the music (which you cannot shut off) looped too quickly and became maddeningly repetitive. But then, just when I was going to quit, the little snowman appeared, and the last two levels took all the delight of the Halloween world and amplified it! Suddenly the setting was more charming and was well-integrated into the game mechanic. I wish the snow world had been like that all along! - But the fourth/fire world feels like it's just not ready for release. I would have been content to have paid $14.99 and had only three worlds. The number of turns in the fourth world are unintuitive, the difficulty ramps up far too quickly, and this world is all doom and stress; it lacks the charm of the other worlds, and the earthquakes that shake the board are not appropriate for a Comfortable rating.
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