Streamline Reviews

While it may not be the most action-packed or fun-based game, it's still a good game because of the simple objective you have to do. You have to avoid falling obstacles while not falling to your death. It comes a challenge.

This game is loads of fun with a simple objective.. Stay alive as long as possible before you end up falling through outer space for eternity! Yikes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyR0I50rAn0 The world in comprised of nice looking reflective blocks and the outer space all around you is simply gorgeous. Add in a very funky, fun, and fast paced musical background and you are ready for your attempt at surivivng as long as possible. To beat your friends score, every second of surviving here is vital! Where do you step? Do you risk jumping the crumbling blocks to get to the other side where it looks safer and were you might live another 30 seconds? This game offers two modes: Platform and Dash. Platform is a big square area that is crumbling as red blocks smash into it from above. In platform, every second you survive adds another point. Dash offers a narrow, long base that you run back and forth on always trying to grab the blue score balls that will increase your score. In each mode, the left mouse button will do some repair to blocks as they are falling apart, but once they have formed a hole, it's too late. Each mode also offers three difficulty levels to make sure you are always challenged. Other then that, the objective is to simply score as many points before you fal to your death! My score for this game based on my personal scoring system is an 81% Watch the above provided video to see how I came up with my score if you are interested. Definite thumbs up especially for family get togethers and parties! Certain to provide lots of laughs and draw interest as you play it! BONUS VIDEO! Watch my 10 year old son try to beat his dad (me) at this game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0CRD0dzbWo

This game is great but it need more features! Add levels that increase in difficulty/look different or add something to WORK FOR. I would certainly recommend this gem to anyone, but there are a few UI problems and the game has no real goal unless you are a fan of high scoring arcade games. Excellent idea, just feels like its missing something.

This game has potential, especially if some sort of speed run is implimented, or enemies or something that just mixes up the gameplay. By the way, it's super easy to get a high score, simply go on builder, place one block and start.

A simple physics demo with an ear-grating soundtrack, nothing more. Pretty to look at for a few minutes, nothing more to it.

It's expensive for what it is. I'm sure the game will improve, but for now it's not worth it. Very limited.

It looks decent and the background music track is alright. The concept is interesting but there is barerly any content in the game. I expected actual maps or challenges but what you get is a rectangle that falls apart. It is my understanding that this has been in early access and considering that there really should be more content in the game. If you do not believe me then filter out all the thumbs down reviews and only look at the thumbs up reviews. 7/13 positive reviews that i can see (english ones) have only played up to half an hour. 3/13 have played more than 2 hours. I can see how the game could be interesting in early access the content they currently have is not worth the price in my opinion.

It's basically a student project / experiment. A score-based evasion platformer. Blocks fall and knock the other blocks out from under your feet, and you have to relocate and move around and have a power that can reconstruct the broken blocks. If you've played the game "Don't Break the Ice" it's very similar in concept to that. You basically just run around and avoid falling off the platform. Despite its simplicity, the main song (only song??) that plays is a nice chiptuney track, and the graphics themselves look cool in a very simplistic way. I got the game uber cheap during a Steam sale, and would recommend waiting for the same if you're interested at all. It's very bare bones.

It's alright. Not good, not bad, but decent. Pros: - pretty - (limited) score system - builder - fairly easy to get the hang of - multiple difficulties - costs like $3 Cons: - no real point - no score board - no rewards for staying alive longer - builder controls remind me of an uncalibrated Nintendo DS - too easy to stay alive once you do get the hang of it - harder difficulties just means the platform breaks more often - lags a lot - dash mode doesn't seem to do anything? The way it is now, I don't really feel comfortable recommending it. Even a simple goal system would make it more fun. But right now, its entertainment level is about on par with a timewaster iPhone game, even if the graphics are nicer.

Looks like a tech demo (look at our fabulous floating cubes). There's no tutorial, no manual. Every game mode pops you on a rectangular layer of blocks that are then hit by red blocks from above that damage and deform the layer. You have two powers, one restores the layer and replenishes with time (or not, in hard mode) and another that I haven't figured out at all (slow motion, sort of). You get scored on how long you manage not to fall as the platform crumbles around you. That is all there is to this game - well, there's a beta builder where you make non-rectangular layers. Whoop-de-doo. It's annoying me because it is one of those first person 3D platformers where you can't see your feet, yet would wish to land on cubes precisely. I see nothing here that makes me want to play this. [i]Note that there won't be any further updates [url=http://store.steampowered.com/news/?appids=393660&appgroupname=Streamline]as of January 11th[/url] since the devs had a hard drive crash and no backups. Serves them right.[/i]