Poly Vita Reviews

poly Vita is a good puzzle game

It was a fun little puzzle game. Even more puzzle would have been nice. Fun for a rainy sunday!

Poly Vita is a fun puzzle game that sucks you in right away. It starts simple but along the way there are may features that get you into the game and keep you playing more. It is a game that people of all ages and genders will enjoy. Everything from the music, to the sound effects, to the game design is original and very relaxing yet stimulating. I would definitely recommend this game to people of all ages who want to play a relaxing puzzle game at a very fair price!

Challenging little game. Place the pieces to find route through obstacles. Multiple rearranging to collect "soul parts" in order to proceed to the next level. Reminiscent of Monument Valley without the Escher style of puzzles. A couple brain twisters but overall enjoyable.

It was a funny game. Initially the movements and mechanics are basic, but the challenge is revealed in the final stages and especially for those who want to unlock all the achievements. Totally recommended for those looking for a beautiful relaxing experience that offers challenges at the level of chess!

This puzzle game lacks diversity. The concept is too limited.

This is a very fun game and fairly priced at the current price of about 5 bucks. I ran into a few bugs where I couldn't move pieces and had to restart the level about 3 times, but it wasn't too bothersome. If you like puzzle games and relaxing music, definitely try this. Play-through time is about 3-4 hours.

Great short game. You'll get around 1-3 hours out of it playing through the puzzles normally. Art style reminds me a lot of Monument Valley, but the gameplay is definitely different. Puzzles are not too challenging since you can push through a lot of them with trial and error, but some of the minimum path achievements are really hard. Got the game on sale for $2 but it's worth full price imo

Too short and too easy, almost feel like this game is a proof of concept, like an alpha or something. It tries to copy the art style of Monument Valley but fails, does not look as nearly as good. On the other hand this is actually a puzzle game, and not a walking simulator like Monument Valley.