Recent reviews by unmoving

It's good

Very clever concept, but trial and error gameplay combined with load times make it difficult to recommend.

Credit where it's due, the idea of using skeleton body parts as power ups is fairly original and making the order you pick them up in as part of the puzzle is a nice touch.

However, many of the levels rely on you knowing what to do next, which can be difficult when you can't see the next part of the stage without making a decision that could potentially cause you to fail and be forced to start over.

For example, in some areas you may be required to know that you need to push a body part down before jumping down, or you will be forced to start over. In other areas, you may need to know that if you jump down on the wrong side, you will be trapped and forced to start over, except you won't know which side is the correct side until it is too late.

Additionally, sometimes you will be required to fall from a great height and break apart, then pick up your torso and arms without grabbing your legs, or you will be trapped and forced to restart. The problem with this is that often your body parts will be stacked on top of each other, making the task grabbing the right body parts an exercise in frustration (expecially if you are trying to do it within the 3 stars time limit). There are many other types of mistakes like this that will force you to restart, even if you haven't died, and they can happen late in the level.

These problems could be more forgiveable if it weren't for the fact that every time you restart, you are stuck with a loading screen that lasts several seconds (can be a little faster or slower depending on your computer). This is especialliy annoying when you are trying to get a 3 star time as you are forced to restart for every minor mistake.

Overall, it's a great concept brought down by some poor design decisions and load times. Removing the loading times, at the very least from when you are replaying the same level would go a long way to making the game more enjoyable.

This game is impossible, and then it blows your skull open and rewires your mind into technicolor bits of brainy mush. There's a timer that keeps score, but it's largely superfluous; your purpose is to move the little triangle around a hexagon avoiding an endless barrage of flashing bars, until you hit one then tap the spacebar and do it over and over again. It's like time travel, you sit down to play a few quick games and are trapped in an epileptic trance. You may hate it at first and later be unable to stop playing it. Just be sure to disable v-sync under the settings.