Plush Reviews

Unique puzzle game with 3 difficulties, each just a little bit of a step up from the other. The puzzles are fun and cute at the same time with the child voiceover. I managed to complete this game with all of the achievements in 1hr14mins and I do not see much re-playability. The length of the game is disappointing, though on the other hand throwing in more levels would be tiresome also. When thinking about buying this game consider how much 1 hour of gameplay is worth to you as that is all you will most likely get out of this title. Although short I can definitely recommend this title as a great and unique puzzler.

Very cute game. It's a fun puzzle and is very easy to learn. My biggest gripe is the little kid that makes comments continuously as I am going through levels. It's just incredibly annoying. I understand it's based around placing stuffed animals on a child's bed, but said child does not need to say "why are ponies so silly?" and "it's Mr. Biggenbottom!" 75000 times when I'm trying to focus on arrangement. I can only play the game in very short intervals because I find the kid so annoying. Maybe there's a way to turn it off but I haven't found it yet. Overall, great game. It's very fun and relaxing while still posing some challenges. Difficulty is adjustible.

Definitely one of the more unique games I have played, the combination of plushies and puzzles is oddly addicting, I gurantee you'll be playing until you've completed them all. Towards the end levels it gets a little tricky, and it's harder than it looks. I think It's a cute game, and in the Playroom option you are literally a child in a toy shop again, I really enjoyed it and it looks great ^^

This is an overlooked gem! A nicely challenging game about plushes, which cannot be on a bed together as long as they aren't positioned after rules, that only a child could make up. It is quite clear, that a father and his daughter had a lot of love to share, giving us this game. Worth every penny, and really heartwarming. Who doesn't want to have a bed full of happy plush animals? Follow me as a curator at http://store.steampowered.com/curator/28337205-Fair-Minded-Witness/?appid=298050

I saw this on a friend's list of games, and figured, for $.99, what the h#ll. And I'm so glad I did. I'm somewhere in the mid-20s out of 40 levels, and have never had a more soothing puzzle experience. Easy mode is cute, chill, and uncomplicated, while the higher difficulties are thought-provoking. I feel like this would be fun to play with grade-schoolers, try to brainstorm some solutions together, but even solo as an adult I don't want to put it down.

I like the concept, but the gameplay is terrible. [h1]The good:[/h1] + Cute concept + Fairly easy achievements, completable in about an hour + Music is okay [h1]Mixed:[/h1] ~ Passable graphics quality ~ The little girl's laughter and exclamations. Some of them are cute, some are a bit too syrupy, but they become [i]very[/i] annoying when you hear [i]"Ooh, Mr. Stinky Pants!"[/i] every minute. Same with [i]"He has a biiig bottom."[/i] 😓 [h1]The bad:[/h1] - The controls are [b]terrible[/b]. The game is a weird mixture of 2D and 3D — you can only move objects horizontally, in 2D, but the physics are 3D, meaning when items settle or bounce, they move in random, unexpected ways, that you have to correct with a lot of precise fiddling around... - Which is a pain in the arse, as the controls are really inaccurate, and often react unexpectedly (eg. the object is really hard to move, then suddenly lurches far to the intended direction). Also the toys get snagged on [b]everything[/b] — pillows, other toys, the [i]bed itself[/i]. Especially annoying with pillows, because the toys get stuck on invisible parts sticking out further than the actual visible pillow, making passing toys through small gaps a royal pain. [h1]Verdict[/h1] I wanted to recommend this game for its cuteness and lack of violence, but after playing it I can only recommend it to people masochistically attracted to bad physics.

Plush is light fun. Cute as. The toys are ragdoll style and need to be placed carefully around the bed. The hard part is holding your left mouse down hard as you convince the toy to go where it needs to be. and also the placement of the cats. If you want a perfect game score you have to play through 3 times easy, normal and hard. You may need to keep track of which number layout you are up to as the screen does not tell you, and the game only keeps track of your first playthrough. Enjoy the colour and innocence of Plush.

[h1] Wholesome and Relaxing [/h1] Plush is a puzzle game where you have to organize stuffed animals on a bed. Every plush has it's own requirements and little quirks that you will have to take into account such as the cat will jump away if you move something too close to it, or the horse has to be with the unicorn who likes to be away from the other non horse plushes. There's a few others but you get the idea. There's 40 different levels with 3 different difficulty options. Each difficulty option adds something, such as not allowing the stuffed animals to touch the floor, or taking away the guidelines that show each plushes area of effect. These difficulty options actually have a big impact on the core gameplay, so there is a good amount of replay factor if you want to further challenge yourself. The levels have some good variety in which plushes are given to you and there's some interesting ideas thrown into the game. The music is very calming and relaxing and fits the aesthetic of the game perfectly. While the physics can be a little wonky and frustrating (especially on the higher difficulties, they never had me more than slightly annoyed, and the levels are short enough where if you do lose because of them it's not a massive deal for the most part. For a $1 you get a solid little puzzle game that takes about an hour to play through on the easiest difficulty. If you're a fan of puzzle games, and want something unique, give Plush a try. The aesthetic is amazing, and adorable, and it's very very fairly priced. For more reviews, follow my [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/40795588/] curator page. [/url]

Cute rag-doll physics puzzle game. I expect somebody thought "my kids don't play with dolls" and instead made a game based on "rag animal physics". You have 40 puzzles where teddy bears need to snuggle up to each other, cats jump away if you move something next to them (and hippos make everyone jump away), "Mr Stinkypants" who needs to be kept away from everyone else, unmovable pillow obstacles that you're not allowed to cross, and in two of the three difficulty levels, the floor is lava. It took me ~4 hours to do and re-do each of the 40 puzzles on each difficulty level to get the achievements. These 40 puzzles would actually be suitable for small children, but the rag doll physics are not. It is never clear where you're grabbing the animal that you're moving, it seems to be attached to the pointer by a weak spring that elongates itself, which means accurate placement is nearly impossible, and sometimes you can grab animals mid-air and sometimes you can't. This lack of precision means that most of the time I've been fighting the physics instead of solving the puzzle. (And why don't I get the achievement for completing all levels on normal when I completed them on hard?) Sure, the children's voices are a nice touch, but I don't really know to whom I could recommend this game. Well, here goes: If you like to fiddle with ragdoll physics, and if you like stuffed animals and childrens' voices, this is the game you've been waiting for. If you don't, it's probably not.

[h1] Feels like a simple puzzle game where you have to drop plushies in your bed while avoiding getting them close to other animals. Game utilizes physics engine which works okay-ish most of the time but might get somewhat frustrating later on. Surely it's something different but gameplay is very simple and hard to recommend. [/h1]