Line Path Reviews

Only took 37 minutes. Fun game. Only complaint was a bug not showing all the dots being removed when double passing through the double pass boxes.

Some of the teleporter puzzles could've been a lot better, the solution often made the teleporters feel pointless as you'd just go through them first thing and never use them again. Kind of easy, but fun and relaxing!

With clean graphics, simple and fun game-play, and nice music this puzzle game is a great way to relax. I picked it up on sale and felt it was well worth the price. Even so, I wish there were more levels.

[h1]General[/h1] Purpose: draw a line from start to end, passing all of a level's blocks but never crossing a block twice (except for some later special blocks). The format is not new, but the game plays neatly and controls are as straightforward as they can be (you draw a line by dragging your mouse, you go back/undo moves simply by clicking on a previous block). Graphics are simple but good. Music I'd say is incospicuous. Maybe there was space for some more special blocks, but that is minor. Achievements total 100 and are quite lame in nature (they're of the "alphabet" kind), but do reflect the levels and that is fine. Every ten levels or so a new kind of block is introduced and for a couple of levels things turn simpler to let you familiarize with the block (perhaps unnecessarily). [h1]Difficulty[/h1] Regarding difficulty, there was much inconsistency. Things were always pretty easy (to the point that clearing a level on the first try was the norm) and only at times did levels require more than one try. The inconsistency lies in the fact that such levels do not progress linearly, but are preceded/followed by far easier levels (and I don't think this is subjective). Slightly more notable levels in this sense were 33, 45, 59, 64, 74, 81, 92, and - perhaps especially - 93. 93 is a glaring example of what was just said; it took me several minutes to figure that out (and I enjoyed that), while the levels immediately after were of the usual "do-it-at-once" type. Level 88 was cleared without using a special block fully, so I don't know whether that was a mistake in level design. A general gameplay advice would be to clear as much as possible when you can, be it at the start of the level or when you're at a specific part of it. Never be meager, always be eager. [h1]Verdict[/h1] All in all the game was worth the price and the achievement chase to me. Got it on a discount, but the full price is still low.

Complex as dominoes. It feels like you're playing solitaire. The same game that you want to forget and go through again. I started playing some indie project, and after a couple of hours I was already going through MASTERPIECE in one breath. The developers put their heart and soul into this game. The game gave a lot of pleasant emotions, and made me strain my brain a lot of times!

Not very difficult, but a game I quite enjoy nonetheless. Took me 35mins to do the 100 levels. Is most likely still worth it due to the low price.

A fun game, you can relax for a couple of hours, there is nothing complicated, but you will need to think a little to pass the levels. It will go to rest for a couple of hours, like.

An interesting casual puzzle game with simple gameplay and style. It tightens with simple gameplay and complex puzzles, makes you think about it, and then indicates that they are not there. It would also be interesting to see something else from these developers.

Fun and easy puzzle game. There are 100 levels, but you can complete it in barely one hour. The mechanics are similar to an old NDS game called 'Polarium', but this is a bit easier as far as a I can remember. Worth the small price asked.

Line Path goes beyond that and brings a great variety of level shapes and mechanics into it. A meditative and relaxing game to fill the space of cells using a single line without stepping back. Short, relaxing, overall, I liked it.