100 Keys To Your Heart Reviews

nice, it does have some depth to it

Really nice puzzle game ! The main "character" is unusual and the mechanics are pretty cool :) I tried to break some puzzles with trick moves but didn't succeed.

Pretty fun puzzle platformer overall. Definitely one of the better puzzly games I have played recently. Not super difficult so far (have played up until level 21 currently) but it does have some pretty neat mechanics. The whole you literally being the key to solving the puzzles is a concept I don't recall seeing and the game does it well. By swapping your body out to different keys and carrying some along with you key-ring style creates some subtle nuances in puzzling. No juggling multiple different items really, just various keys so keeping track of what does what is relatively easy especially if you're a bit scatterbrained like I am. Best of all the game doesn't make you feel dumb at all. Very nice relaxed atmosphere with no pressure to solve a puzzle quickly. if you're interested in watching the first 20 levels of the game to help you determine whether to buy it, then here is a video: https://youtu.be/Ti537C-PZwQ

A cute platformer with some interesting puzzles. The key mechanics were interesting and the mechanics were changed as the game continued. But I would not pay full price for the game. There's not enough playtime for a $7.99 game. Instead, wait for it to go on sale and get it then.

Just one of my sort of games take your time puzzle but i like the Atari recharged and FPS and lots more

Good and simple puzzles. Platforming a bit more taxing for my klutzy gamepad (definitely my gamepad, not my phalanges.) In any case, quality #1 of the game: handling the toons is a delight, due to animation and audio. Full resets on failed jumps couldn't deter me from going all the way. Even timers couldn't - and there is little in games that I hate more than timers. The thing is just amusing from start to finish.

This is not the world's deepest game, but it's cute, and it's fun, and the whole "key" thing is a pretty neat mechanic. The save points (i.e., at the start of each "level") are frequent, and there's not a lot of precision platforming required (perhaps a little, and a little bit of time pressure: looking at you, Level 41). It's a little shorter than I anticipated--I suppose it's 100 [i]Keys[/i], not 100 [i]Levels[/i], but it only took a couple of hours, and I'm definitely not a speed player. I felt it could have gone longer. I guess that's a good thing, if I wasn't bored of it by the end!

Hidden gem: short but clever mechanics, great levels, good soundtrack... play it!

Very nice puzzle game I like the graphic style, the sound design is perfect, the puzzles are well thought out and quite satisfying when you find All the mechanics work well together, and [spoiler] going through parts of the map where you have already been [/spoiler] is very satisfying The respawn mechanic scared me at first, but is actually not annoying at all The price seems reasonable for 2-3 hours of play (about 3.5h for the 100% I guess), I recommend 100%

I'm playing Steam games in alphabetical order and you can watch my review here: https://youtu.be/z40W2T6073w Prefer to read? 100 Keys To Your Heart is a cute 2D puzzle platformer with great ideas, good implementation, thoughtful puzzles and an awful menu. The core gameplay revolves around the idea of opening locks with different length keys, and carrying multiple keys at once restricts your movement. As you progress you'll uncover keys with new abilities, and the level design is clever in the way that it loops back on itself, without the need for back-tracking. The OST is also really well done, with consistent themes throughout, and enough variation to avoid becoming repetitive even after being stuck on a level for a while. If you can look past the janky main menu, there is a solid game to found here with some interesting mechanics - however at only a couple of hours playtime I feel it's a bit overpriced, and I'd recommend picking it up on sale.