Recent reviews by Cedarium

It's a great game... unless you want to play with the keyboard and not the mouse. There's keyboard controls, but they're weirdly set up and seemingly can't be rebound (I want WASD to act the way arrow keys act in-game, but that's not an option AFAIK).

Dev randomly added achievements to all of their games, tied to playing an unrelated game.

Sure, it would only take a few minutes to unlock them, but I wouldn't want to encourage this as a form of advertising ones new titles.

Dev randomly added achievements to all of their games, tied to playing an unrelated game.

Its one thing to update a title years later with new achievements linked to new content, or new gameplay challenges, or the like. Its another to add achievements that exist for the sole reason of pushing traffic to their newest title.

Dev randomly added achievements to all of their games, tied to playing an unrelated game.

I don't get the point of doing this, because it isn't going to make me want to purchase their future titles.

The idea behind this game is interesting and somewhat fun, but not enjoyable enough to warrant the expected level of play.

Clearing the 500 levels will probably take ~5 hours tops, and then if you want to complete the achievements, you'll spend hours on end mindlessly replaying the levels to complete incredibly engaging achievements such as 'place 1000 points', 'cut 1000 lines', 'reach a distance of 10000 travelled' and so on... even though there's only ~100 levels per mechanic. I don't get why developers add mindless accumulation achievements like these.

A short idle game that truly is a spiritual successor to DLC quest.

Having revisited this title and DLC quest recently, it's an interesting throwback to see where we were then, versus where we are now.

Starts out quite enjoyable, but quickly grows far too complex to be fun.

You'll quickly become quite disoriented, as the game's name promises, but is that a good thing?

A short platformer, with a focus moreso on determining the path to take than on having the dexterity to execute said path.

A fun logic puzzler, generally on the easier side.

What's shown on the store page is pretty accurate to the gameplay. My only complaint is that hard mode is more of an 'unfun' mode: the puzzles aren't really any harder, but the markings indicating a row as completed are hidden.

This game is enjoyable for the first hour or so, but it quickly becomes very repetitive. If you're looking to 100% it, you'll spend the majority of your time farming coins to buy all the helicopters, as completing all the main stages gives nowhere near enough coins.