Tiger Trio's Tasty Travels Reviews

It might be the most adorable programming game I've ever seen! Each of the first six worlds introduces new companions, along with two or three levels to help you get familiar with them. However, since you only need 4 or 5 levels to unlock the next world, the first six worlds are pretty straightforward. Starting from 7-1, the difficulty curve increases, reaching its peak by the final world. Out of my 11 hours of gameplay, about 3-4 hours were spent on the last one. Although there're some minor flaw like you can't speed up the animations. But I think the game is still great!

It's a cute game, but it feels like its targeted towards a younger audience. Most of the puzzles solution are pretty direct and only start kicking up around world 4~ but I've lost interest around this point. The UI elements also makes it a bit tedious to explore a solution, there's no "fast-forward" button when letting a puzzle play out so you have to either let it play out at regular speed, one conveyor belt at time, or keep slamming the "next" button to skip animations into the next stage. Also, no real rewards for actually solving stages with the ideal solution (you get a star when you do). No bonus difficult puzzles to unlock for example. overall: Hella cute designs, medicore puzzles. It's ok, but not at full price.