Obversion Reviews

I am not too enthusiastic about puzzle platformers in general, since far too many of them are focusing on platform part, which become a bottleneck even if I could deal well with the puzzle parts. So coming across a game of the genre that has included an automove/autojump mechanism to deal with that annoyance certainly sounds promising. And, well, that was the part I liked in the game and highly recommend other game developers to lift that. Now, the rest of the game: there's still the problem of first-person platforming that trying to get the cube creation/destruction to hit the point which you actually want to hit: eventually can be done (and if not, there's unlimited undo) but gives its bits of frustration. But even worse are the collectibles and secrets, which you are apparently supposed to just find in random. jump off the platforms in random directions, repeat and repeat and repeat. Destroy random cubes to see if there is something there, undo, repeat and repeat and repeat. I wonder if there are some functions and commands I am missing here or am I really supposed to be doing that? Something reasonably simple like having a rotatable level selection screen would already make the game a bit more palatable. As it is, despite the promise in mechanics, I am just finding it annoying.