Loofy Reviews

it feels like a first draft. There is an interesting concept here, but needs to be polished. Most of the puzzles are do-able in one shot. There's isn't much puzzle to them.

basic af. no real creativity, no interesting challenges, nothing compelling, at least it's only 99 cents

Loofy is an interesting game concept with decent visuals, ruined by a completely buggy and broken menu. For starters, you can pause the game by pressing Esc. This brings up a menu with 4 buttons: resume, restart, options, and exit. Unfortunately, you can't click any of them, they just flat out don't work. Also, there isn't even an options menu anywhere else in the game, so there's not even a reason for it being there. Once you close this menu, the game continues. Except if you haven't launched your ball already, then you're out of luck, you can't do that anymore. You just have to kill the game with Alt+F4, or through Steam. The only way to ever properly quit this game is right after completing a level. Also, there's a level select screen with 30 levels titled "levels pack 1", without indication of any more of these packs existing. Easily the worst part about this game is that selecting levels doesn't even work. Selecting level 29 puts you on level 13, 28 to 12, 15 to 14, and so on. So any progress you make is effectively lost as soon as you quit the game. Otherwise, the gameplay is fine, the levels are well designed and are actually satisfying to complete. If you don't mind having to get through the game in one go, the price isn't all that difficult to justify. That doesn't change the fact that I've played better made Flash games, that had working menus, and were free.

Pretty fun game and easy to beat. I don't like how it restricts all the levels after I complete the final level.