
savvy4
great concept, however the level progression is all over the place. one level can be literally frame-perfect to beat, then the next you beat in 10 seconds. (however you can kinda skip around so that makes it a bit better) one major thing about this game is that it requires a lot of patience, otherwise the levels are frustrating. you can make a mistake one frame off and it hooks you in to getting frustrated until you beat the level overall game is ok, just not for me.
3 people found this review helpful

The Flying Spaget
I CAN'T STAND THIS! The game itself is beautiful, creative and fun and worth every cent. I'd say all Kamibox games fit that, except maybe Letter². But, there's no way to mute the app properly. You can turn off the music and the squeaking of the hinges, which is greatly appreciated, but you can't turn off the thumps of parts falling. This drives me mad, I tend to listen to podcasts or video essays while I play casual games and this one thing makes that impossible. Other than that, 5 stars.
14 people found this review helpful

A Google user
Physics that you feel in your soul. I'm a sucker for simple games with really basic mechanics that are taken to wacky extremes. The sense of motion I get from some of these levels had me physically leaning my body as if it would help. It gives you a feeling I can only describe as anticipation. You can feel where the ball is going to go and it's just so satisfying. BTW there are 144 levels. The people who say there are less are just bad at the game because you have to beat levels to unlock more.
63 people found this review helpful