OCO Reviews

A sensory treat for your ears. Make sure to check out a game called 140 if you like OCO. The grind kicked in at around the hour mark though. I just wanted to chill out with the game and you couldn't do that anymore which was too bad. But I get others will appreciate the challenge. Was hoping I'd get at least 2-3 hours out of it. Still cool concept.

I have been playing this off and on on my phone so I knew I would pick it up on PC. Game plays just like it does on my phone whether that was my old iPhone or my current Pixel phone. It is a fun game with countless levels. I am not that good at the game but I still enjoy my time with it. Only thing I wish about the PC version would be less "phone-like" ui if that makes sense. Overall it is a fun game and definitely worth a play.

I was really enjoying this game. I thought it was one of the best games I ever played. I was convinced it was perfect in every way. Then... it asked if I wanted to review it. No! I didn't want to review it! I wanted to keep playing it! I do not recommend this game because.... it's far too addicting. It's price far too cheap. If you get it(GET IT!!!), maybe donate to the developers in some other way. This is a rare evolution of minimalistic precision platform rhythm one button gaming and such efforts deserve to be rewarded generously. It's like a musical etch a sketch puzzle platform rhythm masterpiece.

its ok, but it feels like a mobile game. levels have 3 goals: finish, finish with the optimal/lowest time, and finish with the fewest "taps" (yes, taps. no clicks, no jumps. taps) its fine, plays kinda like a puzzle game, interesting for a little bit, but doesnt keep me interested.

This is a chill puzzle platformer, with lush visuals and music that reacts to your movement. I played the game on iOS, and bought again on steam so I can make bigger better levels in the level creator with mouse clicks instead of my fingers. Game can be played with one button which is really nice. Super fun, check it out.

An extremely well polished minimalist geometric platformer with some interesting twists. The gameplay is super slick, some of the levels I'd have printed as an art print, and the generated music sounds fantastic.

Great game with excellent sound design. I've played it tons on mobile already but works equally well on PC, and building custom levels is actually quicker and easier with a mouse. Strong recommendation for anyone who likes creative puzzles!

Fun, casual game with a colossal amount of user generated content. Perfect little distraction for when you have some time to kill and with beautiful sound nonetheless. Works well when put into windowed mode and put down to a smaller resolution then I can play it during meetings or when other things are loading. Also the sound is worth mentioning - gameplay reactive generative audio which is more than a little reminiscent of Rez, very synesthetic. All in all, one of the best in class for casual short burst gameplay with high production values.

The game really shines when it comes to the user generated maps and content. It's like having tiny "Getting Over It" maps on tap. There's a really creative and active community that is constantly creating more maps to play, but If you can't find the map for you, just make it yourself. Another big draw card for me are the "Olympus" challenges, which rotate weekly and pit you against some tough maps and players from the community. Fun to test your mettle to find those incremental improvements before the end of the week in both speedrun and marathon formats. The one. More. Run. Vibe is strong with this mode. Since grabbing the game on Steam I have picked it up on the phone. The experience between the two is seamless, but you do have to buy the "PRO" version for the phone to allow cloud saving between Steam. Worth it if you like to play or build maps on the go. Otherwise, the experience on Steam is preferable for me except for the fact I can't play while waiting for the bus.

I honestly was wanting to buy this for a while, but oof firstly, no volume/audio control, that has to be included especially if its main aspect is music secondly, the offset is horrendous, you collect the yellow cubes and it takes a really noticable amount of time for it to play a sound thirdly, the levels rotate around the cube, instead of the level being stationary and the cube moving around it, which is really nausiating also, you need an account to acess two main features of the game, which is like?? you cant even link it to your steam account, which is the plataform you are currently using lastly, all around, this feels like a mobile game ported to steam, much more than it does a pc game only buy if you would pay for it on your phone, honestly