Reseñas recientes de Jellophile

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Don't even waste your $0.99 on this game.

Looks like a Rhythm game right? Not really.

It's more "hold the correct button" with no real need of timing. Hold the button early, you're all good. Granted most of the game requires you to just switch from one to the other without much gap in between, but don't worry about actually hitting the "note" when it gets to the center perfectly. Even if you do, you don't get any extra points. No "Excellents" or "Greats" here.

About those "notes." You can't really call them that, because I'm hard pressed to find any kind of correlation between the notes on screen, or even their spacing/timing, and the song for each "level." It's essentially "Press buttons while a random song plays in the background."

22 minutes is all it took to make sure I had every achievement (5 star every level). Apparently I got so good at the game in that time that it reported my rank for level 5 as 1st place. Take that 3 other people that opened this game!

Avoid.

One day I'll write a full review of this game. Until that day, just know this:

Play this game. Seriously.

Meh?
I'm not sure what else to say.

It's a fairly simple concept, make chains of like symbols to get the effect of them, chain more at once and make spell books to use in chains. Bigger chains make better spell books.

It can get a little tough at times, but that's mostly because enemies either hit like trucks (even when you have plenty of shield) or they have frustrating special attacks.

Was it worth $2 dollars for 5 hours of mediocre puzzle game action? Meh.
Even if you buy it for anime bewbs, there's a few still shots and you can wear a bikini in battle; I hardly even noticed that since I was just playing the game, not trying to perv out.

Overall, again, meh. You could do worse for the price, but it's nothing to write home about.

Terrible. One of the worst endless runners I've ever played. The physics are wonky and sometimes break.
I've gotten stuck in platforms.
I've fallen backwards for all of eternity.
You can jump into and through platforms and shoot off screen.

But hey, 4000+ achievements, right?
Use an auto-clicker and just have it spam the restart button and get the achievements in under 60 minutes.

Bretty damn good. Play this game.

Best $0.19 game I've ever played. Really solid puzzle platformer. None of the puzzles are overly complicated, and the all work well with how the game functions. I would love to see a sequel that's a bit longer, as this one is fairly short. Although I feel the length of this game ensures it doesn't overstay it's welcome. I strongly recommend grabbing this when it's on sale.