Recent reviews by Nettai

Shark eat person. Fun.

I enjoyed playing through these puzzles. That said, I can't recommend purchasing this game as it is. I received the game in a Humble Bundle, so I did not pay the $4.99 they are currently asking for the game. Although I was able to have some fun, it was not $5 worth of fun.

The Puzzles:
I'm no puzzle expert, but I'd like to think I can hold my own. I was able to solve most of the cubes with ease and was only really challenged by two. The mechanics of the game never really change. The only sense of progression in the puzzles is the increasing cube size. I did not feel as if there was a direct correlation between difficulty and level progression. The concept itself isn't exactly original, but that's not to say there isn't room on the market for it.
I would have like to experienced more levels (there are only 40) and the introduction of new mechanics. I played the game in one sitting and all the levels felt very similar. Something to break that up would have been nice.

Issues:
In its current state, this game is incredibly short. The 40 levels took me about 2 and a half hours to run through, with the rest of my playtime coming from the game sitting idle while I was occupied afk. It's a shame, as now that I've completed the game I see absolutely no reason to come back to it. I don't think the UI is as much as an issue as other reviews make it out to be, but it is worth noting that the textures on the cube itself appear to be low res and blurry. The music was very relaxing and it would have been nice to have more tracks.

Overall there is not much to this game. I would consider recommending it if the price were around 99 cents. Looking at the current price tag after just having played through the entire game makes me glad I did not play full price for it.
TL;DR: It's a classic Humble Bundle filler game

20/100

A pretty fun experience.

While there isn't much content as of yet, the game in its current form is worth a buy for any dinosaur or animal enthusiast. As of writing this review, you're able to take control of a Dakotaraptor from infancy to adulthood in the dangerous, prehistoric Hell Creek. You can explore the terrain, though there isn't much variation, and encounter other animals (including the famous Tyrannosaurus rex) through the eyes of your raptor. The game itself isn't very optimized, but, as it is Early Access, I'm optimistic in that regard. The animal design in the game is famous for having the most paleontological accuracy of any game out there, and it really shows. The attention to detail in each creature provides for a very immersive experience, as the dinosaurs feel right at home in the environment. Definitely purchase this game if you'd like to support the devs, and be sure to keep an eye on it even if you don't want to buy it in its current state.

8/2/17 (I will update this review at the next major game update.)

A beautiful remake of a classic game.

Spawned in and was immediately chased by two cannibals who were in turn being chased by two T. rexes. GOTY