Spurdo!

The game itself is quite fun but it crashes on Windows 11 every time the game loses focus. For an example opening web browser or windows sound mixer.

Be honest. Did any of you get this game for any reason other than the Spurdo emote?

Oh fugg a Glowwee :DDDDDDDD

Never been too much into casual games, but this shouldn't be called as such. Heck it's basically harsher than Dark Souls! If you somehow end up failing round by dying or losing vital item to complete level, you will lose all progress up to that point, at least Souls gives you a chance to get back what is lost.

Issues became present fast after first few levels and in the end had enough around 20+ in which some spinning blades can make the level fail at several points if you timing is even little bit wrong and placing blocks is bit too slow with drag and drop gameplay. Able to be pause game and place blocks would take this title far and maybe turn back time feature. As it's right now it's pretty darn annyoing to play.

Another one bites the dust.

got my :spurdo:

Fly, Glowfly! is a mobile app that's been dumped on Steam as a cheap, lazy cash grab. It's a tablet ported ripoff of Khet/Deflexion. The lasers have been replaced with a bug, and the mirrors with wooden blocks.

You can play Khet ripoffs for free in web browsers. Mobile apps don't belong on Steam. No recommendation from me.

I didn't like to restart again and again a level because the fairy died leaving the screen or hitting some trap.

There's a lot of money to be made in :spurdo: farming

The tag line on the Steam store page asks you to ponder if you are "tired of AN INDIE PIXEL-ART 2D SHOOTERS WITH A VERY DEEP STORY?" Personally I'm still quite partial to 'an indie pixel-art 2D shooters' but either way, if you enjoy puzzle games, you may want to check this out.

Fly, Glowfly! is a neat little puzzle game, deceptively simple to begin with but which quickly escalates to fiendish difficulty levels. With 90 levels and a promise of more to come, there's plenty of casual gameplay on offer here.

So what's the concept? Well, your objective in each level is to get the glowfly from its starting point to the finish portal by use of angled blocks, some of which you prepare in advance, others you'll need to place on the fly (pun intended). The game offers additional challenge in form of bonus stars on each level which are tricky to get.

As you might expect, additional mechanics are introduced along the way, including switches, keys, one-way blocks, and shurikens that will finish off your little glowfly if it encounters them.

It gets hard pretty quickly, so if you like a challenge and you're adept at this sort of puzzle set up, this is probably the game for you. If you can beat it, you're a better man/woman/cat/goat than I. I refuse to admit I'm bitter because I got the 'Totally Wrong' achievement for comprehensively messing up my block placement.

My main frustration was that if you fly off the screen (be free from your blocky prison, glowfly!) or die, you have to restart the level and lose everything you'd set up. An option to keep your blocks in play would have been beneficial.

It's also light on options (fullscreen/windowed; sound on or off, and that's yer lot) but that's generally to be expected from an inexpensive indie puzzler.

That aside, it's everything it claims to be. Which is definitely not 'AN INDIE PIXEL-ART 2D SHOOTERS WITH A VERY DEEP STORY'. For the price and for puzzle-lovers, it's worth a look.

I received a review code to cover this game on behalf of TeamTom reviews - for more reviews and news, check it out here[teamtomreviews.co.uk]