Triversal Reviews

Whoever would think physics could be relaxing and enjoyable, surely has not played Triversal. The puzzles make use of the geometrical consequences of the interactions between gravitational potential, spring potential, and kinetic energy in a way that feels intuitive to the player.

I'm not much of a puzzle game guy but i do like games where i can just chill out and play them and this game is exactly that. the game is very relaxing and makes you think. its a very interesting take on puzzle games and its unique. the soundtrack compliments the game incredibly well and even if your not into puzzle games too much i would pick this one up.

I like the simple concept, easy to understand but can also get challenging at times. There are a few different modes and daily puzzles to have something new to keep coming back to.

Super chill puzzle game! Right up there with Spring Falls for me.

A fun little puzzle game, simple to understand and a lovely clean interface. Click on up to three tether points to suspend your glow ball over the black hole. Most levels are fairly straightforward, but then you hit one that stumps you for a few minutes as you try one combination after another. I try to do the daily puzzle every morning, then one of the packs later in the day, and if I have some time on my hands there are the endurance modes for (potentially) infinite play. There's a free demo available to try before you pay, so why not give it a go? Edit: May 2024 The game has had a significant update a month or so ago, which has considerably increased the complexity of the puzzles. For me, that's made it less fun - your mileage will vary. Honestly, I would have preferred it if the new version had been released as a separate game - I would have bought it, tried it and probably decided I preferred the original and stuck to playing that. As it is, I can't go back to the old version, and I've basically stopped playing. I still recommend that you try it out though and see if it suits you.

Nice, chill puzzle game. I like to have some around to play and relax every once in a while.

Before the official launch, I watched Phantom Compass' live stream where they dove into the Stream Assist mechanic. This is a really handy feature that can help streamers engage with their audiences. Interactive with chat and playing a game at the same time can be cumbersome, so playing a game like Triversal can really help you get the best of both worlds, interaction AND engagement. The overall gameplay is relaxing and enjoyable, but still requires plenty of attention (especially if you want to get all of those sweet sweet coins!). I'm a sucker for a good neon aesthetic, and Triversal has that in spades. Also, this game feels specifically designed to succeed on mobile, so hopefully we get a port soon! Great work

Triversal is a super satisfying puzzle experience. The music, visuals, and fx draw you in. It reminds me of Tetris Effect, taking a uniquely simple yet complex puzzle idea and doing it in this chilled out style. You can just zone out playing this game, but the puzzles are still naturally satisfying to solve because of how they are designed. They have a great tie to what I would consider real world physics so solving them is super satisfying because you kind of have an innate knowledge of what might and might not work as soon as a puzzle is presented to you. Triversal ties into our seemingly uniquely human love to classify and explain numerical and angle phenomenon throughout our physical reality using mathematics, physics, and science. I view these elements as constructs we developed to make sense of the universe essentially. I think it is a uniquely satisfying puzzle game because it ties in so heavily to that sort of built in knowledge but still presents a challenge to solve. They also have a cool mechanic where you collect coins as you solve the puzzles so it becomes a challenge of collecting all the coins while still solving the puzzle in as few moves as possible. All these elements really work well together and create an awesome, immersive experience that you can just get lost in.

Cool relaxing puzzle game! The way everything moves is really satisfying. I love how simple and responsive the visuals are. I've barely had a chance to play, and I'm glad some of these reviews say the difficulty ramps up! I can't wait to get back in.

I went through a few hundred puzzles or so and I was getting bored because they were a bit too easy for my tastes(Getting "perfect" on first try for like 90%+ of puzzles). Went to the menu to see if I could skip ahead in the puzzle packs to the harder ones and see if they were any better for me, but they're all locked off. All of the puzzles MUST be done in order. Didn't feel like going through another few hundred or so to see if it got more interesting later. I liked the concept behind the puzzles but they got really flat and samey very quickly. Think I enjoyed it a bit more before I realized it's worth more points to go for perfect streaks than to collect all the coins. Even though there isn't much meaning in going for a higher score.