Power of Love Reviews

I beat this through the power of love! Nah... I horfed an edible and hyper-focused on movement and predetermined predictions. Cheers!

dude dont give a solution as a DLC.. that will destroy the image of this game.. this game is awesome riddle.. give a rank system to make this game more competitive. sory for my bad english.

Nice looking puzzle-game. You're in control of two characters, a girl and a boy. Switch between both characters and the other one does exactly the opposite action. You can only save once but you can replay the level at any time, if you messed up and saved at a dead-end. Difficulty: demanding Music + Music variety - Card-set consists of five cards.

Cute little puzzle game where you control 2 characters with inverted controls (if the boy moves left, girl moves right, etc), there isn't too much to it, there are boxes containing gems that are placed in certain spots that need to be opened by either the boy, the girl, or both at the same time. The enemies each follow a certain linear path and can attack the characters either through contact or by shooting depending on the enemy, it is also possible to kill the enemies by firing at them (with a range of 1 tile). The game also comes with a level editor (which is a very nice little feature), and trading cards.

This game is carefully designed to make you suffer and think the developer hates you. If you love challenging puzzles (and suffering), this game is for you; otherwise, I don't recommed it because it's extremely frustrating.

Reminds me of those free games on Neopets that earned you Neopoints(I think it even uses one of the same stock sound effects), but this game isn't free and is devoid of any charm or fun 8/20/16 Update: The cards are worth like nothing, so it's really easy to get the badge for this game if you want to level up your account

Decent puzzle game that has a Sokoban feel to it. I highly recommend that you give this little game a try especially if you are a puzzle game enthusiast. Well worth the money, regular or sale price.

Interesting puzzle game. Fun to play and control two people at the same time. Kind of easy but it wasn't a pushover.

This is a great game idea that fails to live up to its potential due to very tedious game mechanics. For example: [list] [*] You have to press the same key four times, waiting for an animation each time, to break a chest. (For the love of god, why?) [*] The hostile monsters are tedious to kill and don't add any puzzle content. [*] The characters move too slowly. [/list] I found that in the first 20 minutes of playing, I didn't have to think very hard, but instead had to complete these boring tasks numerous times. If you anticipate that sort of thing boring you, then don't get this game.

First impression: tough low-budget box-pusher with a twist The twist is that you get two pushers, red and blue, and whenever red moves up, blue moves down and vice versa; left and right are also mirrored. There are colored obstacles that must be cleared by the correct pusher, and some require working together. This working together is the twist, and it's toughness showed just a few levels in when I was temporarily stuck in a position where the pushers would block themselves, and it required a small moment of inspiration to find a solution. Even earlier, I had to redo levels, since the mirror mechanic makes it difficult to move both avatars up to the same wall - and since I had destroyed the only aid I had for achieving this, I'd effectively gotten myself stuck. So it's challenging but fair, and requires quite a bit of thinking ahead. The fact that the game is low-budget show itself in its low-budget look and some other annoyances. - [i]I have to mention here that my previous review was negative because I was very annoyed with the fact that the exits were only revealed once you had basically solved the level; and having unbeknownst blocked the exit square earlier meant redoing the whole level. The developer took my criticism to heart and made it so that pressing [b]Q[/b] now shows the exits, which makes the puzzles fair. Thank you![/i] - I'd love to see fixes for the rest of my annoyances [i](did the characters gain some speed, or have I gotten used to it?)[/i], but for now they're acceptable: game runs with desktop resolution and (partially) cuts off the status bar on the left at 3:4 or 4:5 resolutions; controls are keyboard only and not reassignable; you can switch which character you "control", but there's no visual indication (maybe a glow or something?); and this game would really profit from multi-level undo. The game may not look like much, but the puzzles are fair, tax my brain, and I can't remember having seen this mechanic before. Recommended.