Koo & Yuu Reviews

Very nice. It's a good game.

Very relaxing game! solving the levels is an experience that brings tranquility, I recommend!

- A simple game to pass the time. - In total the game has 90 stages with different mechanics. - It has an interesting soundtrack.

It is a good pastime. The puzzles are not complex and there are some minor problems in the game, nothing too serious but could be improved. I thought the idea of ​​the game was very good, I hope you release the second game with the most difficult improvements and puzzles, it would be a great game.

Good levels. Taking the cubes to their correct places is challenging. The camera rotation to see around the environment makes the game more dynamic.

This game is so abismally bad, the only reason I have 13 minutes of playtime is so I can write a review stating how terrible this game is.

Koo & Yuu is an indie game and it's simple and fast. To some degree, it is also easy. The simplicity of the game lives up to its price, and for me the best part was the soundtrack along side with the aesthethics of the game. If you want a quick and fun game, thats the product for you.

Fun game, there are some puzzles that are a bit difficult, but it’s really cool to pass the time.

A good game to pass the time. Visual ok. interesting music. Some puzzles are hard and others extremely easy, at least give a good balance.

FYI: The title screen reads 'play', 'stages', and 'exit' in Portugese. You can change it to English in the corner but there's no other words so you don't really need to. Fun kinetic puzzle game where you play as two gelid cubes that traverse various structures made out of blocks. While it is not perfect, it is certainly worth the low price and will be enjoyable for those who like solving spatial puzzles. The graphics are pleasing and the soundtrack is also good. There is a good sense of movement and of following logical sequences to unlock different areas of each structure. It works well with my controller. Over all this game feels professional and well-made with good attention to detail. It can be a bit frustrating at times, as blocks that need to be moved can end up stuck in corners, with no choice but to restart the level. Most levels are short so this isn't a huge issue but it can be annoying on the longer levels. A way to reset the position of movable blocks without restarting the level would help a lot. As well there are translucent blocks in some levels, which is a good mechanic but it is sometimes hard to tell what is a block you can step on or not. Sometimes the physics of how blocks move when you push them is a little odd, as they can slide or bounce in unexpected ways. This isn't really a problem so much as something to be aware of. The actual level of puzzle difficulty in terms of figuring it out is not too high. The main difficulty is usually manoeuvring the blocks you need in order to progress. My six year old niece also likes this game, though she can only do the easier levels. It's good practice for solving sequential problems and learning controls. She like the bright colours, as do I. Being able to change the background color and skip along the music tracks are other good included features. Nice work for a first game. Keep these developers in mind!