Puzzle game relying on spacial relations between objects. Good for a lazy day.

Great game! Love the part where the little man has an acid trip

wiiware :)

I wasn't given this game for promotional consideration, but it was free when I got it off of the store. And given the puzzle elements being somewhat enjoyable, you can't beat free. 6/10.

I liked this game because it is challinging and easy at the same time!!!!

If you've ever wanted to know if it yet moves, I do recommend this game.

Charming lil game :) Loved every second of it

Ah, And Yet It Moves – I remember when I had first heard about this game: on the Wii, as featured in an issue of the (now-defunct) magazine, Nintendo Power. That was ages ago, of course, but I had gotten the game prior to the Wii Shop Channel's close. This was when I had had no source of income—having been just a kid at the time—so I had had to ask my parents for a Wii Shop points card. And it was worth it, although I had never actually beaten the game until I decided to play it again on here.

From the preview screenshots for this game, one can tell that this game has a “paper”-esque aesthetic. And the unnamed protagonist is about as delicate as that – I died so many times from fall damage alone. Running through the environment and rotating the world to change the direction of gravity, the goal is (literally) a goal—a piece of paper with a cut-out outline of the protagonist—which, upon entering, leads to the next level, until the final goal, the end credits, which, itself, is a playable level; after which, the game officially ends. Avoid obstacles and traps, et voilà: that's the game. Sound easy? It's not. It's, like, medium-difficulty or so.

In addition to the aesthetic and gameplay, the aleatoric soundtrack is worth noting.

Broken down, I would say I'd rate And Yet It Moves thus:

• Aesthetic: 8.1/10.
• Graphics Quality: 6.7/10.
• Sound: 7.1/10.
• Gameplay: 9.1/10, although it was admittedly a little short.

Overall, then, I'd rate this game as an 8.3/10.

SOMEHOW IT MOVES! The ominous vibe and physics platforming really make this an easy recommend. I say go in blind and let it have its way with you.

Cool game, originally played it on the Wii.