Recent reviews by potato_bucket

A small experience that works well and kept me interested the whole way through. You can't go wrong with a project that just does what it's supposed to.

It's not the game with the most depth but I did enjoy the time I spent playing it. I can see it being a nice game for speed running if you're so inclined.

When I saw that this game existed I knew I had to have it. I love Python. I love coding. I have a hard time thinking of real-world applications for my so-so skills. Some physics-based struggles aside I'd have to say that this is basically everything I could have asked for.

My favorite part is that every time I seem like I'm making progress I get a new lesson in how much I don't know what I'm doing. But! there is slow progress and when I finally make a breakthrough the lizard part of my brain activates and I get to feel good about myself until the next wall.

From what I understand this was made by one guy and I've got to say I'm incredibly impressed all around.

Having not played a phsyical pinball table since my youth (and before I understood pinball entirely) I can only say that this feels like it's as close a representation of real pinball as I can imagine. If you'd like all the fun of owning old pinball cabinets without the hassle, expense and space-eating technicality of actual, tangible objects than this is the game for you!

I've played this game for less than an hour and it's worth far more than the $15 I paid for it. Humorous, philosophical narration surrounds the game in a surprisingly thought-provoking atmosphere.