Loot Slider Reviews

Addictive game. Just one more level...

Really cool game, gets really hard really fast

best game ive played in my entire life

A challenging and fun mental workout. Well designed!

Perfect game for when you want to relax with your favorite beverage and just use your brain to solve puzzles. Great UI, good music and you often find yourself thinking of solutions to that last puzzle outside the game as well.

A great game. The music fits the theme and the puzzles are brilliant. Some solutions feel super obvious when you've struggled for a while and it really give that feeling of satisfaction when you hit 3 stars on a level.

Great relaxing game with surprisingly difficult and challenging puzzles

It's actually decently fun to play between other games. It's a relaxing puzzle games which is surprisingly deep with some of the maps later on. It has some interesting mechanics to spice up some of the levels. Definitely worth the price although the game could've been better without the collection maps. 8/10

10/10, This game changed my life, the dopamine rush accompanied with watching the cannons gracefully move the absolutely phenomenal looking chests to their desired location, just isn't matched by any other game. The difficulty is perfect with everytime a new element is introduced, it lets you explore it in the next few levels, and just when you think you get the hang of it, the game throws a really difficult level in there to put you in your place. There's multiple hours of mind bending gameplay for you to dig your teeth into, perfect for an evening you just want to sit down with your beverage of choice and just wind down with some Loot Slider. I think that society would greatly benefit from more people playing Loot Slider, just like the Library of Alexandria, the amount of human progress lost just by people not taking advantage of the possible increase in brain power from playing Loot Slider is heartbreaking. My mental capacity has risen above the comprehension of the human mind and I have truly opened my third eye and now i see the world for what it really is, just an empty husk for wich only purpose is to contain Loot Slider, people talk about how the messiah will come again, and it is now clear, Loot Slider is the messiah and we are all priviliged to live in its presence. Also my teacher made this.

70 levels of limited moves. It's a slide to obstacle with a twist you have to use cannons to move the pieces. You also have to line up all your moves in advance so in one move* you can tell if you are successful or not or see how many stars you have. Stars are 99% for using less moves/cannons although with some it's for using certain pieces. Nothing is related to time. This is a hard review for me to do, as in the beginning the cannons which you have to use to move your pieces drove me utterly bonkers. I nearly gave up due to their fiddly placement. Instead of using right click to turn the cannons you have to hover over them to get a yellow arrow then click to orientate them. This is beyond annoying implementation of this game's game mechanics. But with the following discovery I got used to them and you move them less. *It did take me a while to realise the plan ahead all moves does have help. If you use the space bar it shows you the effect of the cannons you placed so far. If you hit retry it means you then can move cannons or add more if correct and keep going. If it didn't have that I'd have given up on this game near the beginning. It's very clever and isn't easy due to cannons and thinking ahead a bit. N.B. This doesn't work in the 'coin' levels. There are 4 worlds, 14 levels in total in each, with distinctly different characteristics that are unique to that world. The 5th world (skull island) is a mixture of all other worlds. One world has buttons that if you go over will activate totems elsewhere on the level that will go up/down becoming blocks. Another world has ice that will make other pieces you knock into slide. In each world there are 'coin' levels which are random you place fixed number of cannons to try and get as many coins as you can. There are a certain amount of rounds and more coins fall randomly in each round. There is a diamond in certain levels - a collectable. If you find it in a level you will get an extra level. It doesn't tell you anywhere if you found it, apart from on the map there will be three 'roads' coming out of the purple marker, with the extra level at the end of one of them. The levels were fun and varied. This isn't a quick easier game but a grind sometimes, especially with the coin levels in later worlds. The cannons is different thinking and did result in a unique kind of game although I'd much prefer a set amount of moves and just use arrow keys to move items instead of cannons. It would be a lot easier and quicker but maybe lose it's character? It does require patience especially for those that want to 100% the game. The worst achievement is for getting all coins on a volcanic level, I think I was grinding for 5? hours for that achievement alone. The other coin levels are OK. There was a lot of different things going on, and the variety, head scratching, eventually hooked me in somehow and I ended up enjoying it with nice amount of frustration at the same time which good puzzle games can do. Recommend to the patient player not looking for an easy game but doesn't mind putting in the time to be rewarded when finished. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40751408/]Ginger’s Games Curator page[/url]