Mage Ball Reviews

This game could be seen as too simple & archaic to be recommended for most audiences as this game is so simple in terms of scope this game might simply be rejected because its design can easily be resigned to the mobile gaming category as would be the expectation of most Steam Users but believe it or not I'm so glad this game exists on steam because it fills a niche I never knew I needed. This game does not embrace the quality of life expectations of modern games. Its fixed camera could be seen as the ultimate sin in these modern times and the graphic sound of a squished eyeball when it constantly jumps/hops could dismay those sensitive to such things. Lastly the platforming of the rotating platforms requires the good old fashioned trial and error to know the sweetspot of how the navigate them in succession as the physics can be seen as very loose and arcadey but there is one reason to love this game for it is like finding a game in a thrift store in 1995 and playing a game that could of been a addictive gem back on a windows 98 PC. I Know it sounds counter intuitive but for a certain gamer with a certain mind from a certain age this game screams a pleasant gem as if made long ago. And has all the elements of a game from that timeline. If you are up for a game that feels like a time capsule and embrace it for the price you can't go wrong for this game. Cons: A simple game premise that might be too simple for the steam platform (Mobile Game Material) with a Fixed camera and no checkpoints with a dated application of swinging arcade physics when it comes to platforming. (Warning!! Squishy eye bouncing noise effect may disturb those with certain sensitivities) Pros: A time capsule of what would have been a addictive platformer with all the nostalgic glamour of a 1995 windows 98 PC gem! A Short and sweet game that's perfect for those with antiquated tastes! This game won't sell millions but for those of a particular mind and style its a niche but fun time.