+ Gameplay may be simply push this, push that to match a given structure… But how it’s done through introducing new mechanics such as playing with color paints, new obstacles and scenes that get more massive and godlier! Alongside incorporating a competitive edge that compares your struggles against other players. Now it’s ON~


+ Flat, minimal objects but certainly possess that sophisticated flair. Despite the messiness at the onset of every level, the finished product itself is truly something *chefs kiss*- like a work of HEART~


+ Chill, exotic music to get your architectural drive and planning ahead on the move~


+ Lucky me, the story is just as passionate and deals with paying tribute to a god. But at what cost? Tackling themes of honing one’s craft, faith, abandonment and love. Which is more than I had expected for a game in this genre~
https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2789599828



- One I can think of is that users not acquainted with the puzzle genre may not stay long enough to see its out-the-box brilliance. And I too am guilty of this in that they pose too much of a trial for me… Someone with a short attention span~


- Another would be that it sticks to the whole convention and appeal of sokobans by being one-sided. The inability to pull objects is a big whoopsie and no-brainer to me… Is it so wrong to want to try something same but different? Think about it, wouldn’t it in fact pose another hurdle as the act of pulling would itself constitute as yet another move to be counted~
https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2789600339


x Just built… differently! None to report.


~ Alternate game mode of casual puzzle solving. Where no moves are being recorded… It may just be for show, but it makes all the difference.

~ Alternate game mode of ONLY pulling!

~ The levels skipped over won’t be saved and have to manually unlocked again once you quit the game. Until you actually properly solve the one you were stuck at that is…

~ There’s an undo but no “redo” function which is incomprehensible in my mind!

~ Give players the option to stop and take in what they’ve accomplished when they succeed in a level. And maybe popping the “next level” option somewhere inconspicuous when they’re ready to proceed.



"If you like pushy, testy strategy titles and am looking for your next project to pour loads of time in. If you’d love to step away, admire the fruits of your labor but still be able to put your back into it and power through 60 procedurally challenging and creative levels. Then this will give you the ZEUS you need to quench that brainy thirst~"
https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2789601084

[h1]PROS;[/h1] + Gameplay may be simply push this, push that to match a given structure… But how it’s done through introducing new mechanics such as playing with color paints, new obstacles and scenes that get more massive and godlier! Alongside incorporating a competitive edge that compares your struggles against other players. Now it’s ON~ + Flat, minimal objects but certainly possess that sophisticated flair. Despite the messiness at the onset of every level, the finished product itself is truly something *chefs kiss*- like a work of HEART~ + Chill, exotic music to get your architectural drive and planning ahead on the move~ + Lucky me, the story is just as passionate and deals with paying tribute to a god. But at what cost? Tackling themes of honing one’s craft, faith, abandonment and love. Which is more than I had expected for a game in this genre~ https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2789599828 [h1]CONS;[/h1] - One I can think of is that users not acquainted with the puzzle genre may not stay long enough to see its out-the-box brilliance. And I too am guilty of this in that they pose too much of a trial for me… Someone with a short attention span~ - Another would be that it sticks to the whole convention and appeal of sokobans by being one-sided. The inability to pull objects is a big whoopsie and no-brainer to me… Is it so wrong to want to try something same but different? Think about it, wouldn’t it in fact pose another hurdle as the act of pulling would itself constitute as yet another move to be counted~ https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2789600339 [h1]BUGS;[/h1] x Just built… differently! None to report. [h1]NITPICKS;[/h1] ~ Alternate game mode of casual puzzle solving. Where no moves are being recorded… It may just be for show, but it makes all the difference. ~ Alternate game mode of ONLY pulling! ~ The levels skipped over won’t be saved and have to manually unlocked again once you quit the game. Until you actually properly solve the one you were stuck at that is… ~ There’s an undo but no “redo” function which is incomprehensible in my mind! ~ Give players the option to stop and take in what they’ve accomplished when they succeed in a level. And maybe popping the “next level” option somewhere inconspicuous when they’re ready to proceed. [h1]VERDICT:[/h1] "If you like pushy, testy strategy titles and am looking for your next project to pour loads of time in. If you’d love to step away, admire the fruits of your labor but still be able to put your back into it and power through 60 procedurally challenging and creative levels. Then this will give you the ZEUS you need to quench that brainy thirst~" https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2789601084 [h1]4 / 5[/h1] [code]Honoring the chiseled developer [b]Daisy Games[/b] with a STATUTE of no limitations[/code] [code]Don't forget to follow my curator [url=https://gtm.you1.cn/storesteam/curator/37670120/] DaRevieweD[/url] for more games!![/code]