Knot Reviews

Advertised controls don't work for me and are not adjustable (there's 1 option on offer: Mute everything. Which is in fact essential considering the thing that passes for music.) I used a gamepad stick to rotate, arrow keys to shift the pieces, plus mouse clicks for piece selection and to interrupt shifting. As clunky as that sounds and is, I got used to it right away and was able to play without much trouble, finicky positioning included. That's clearly not disability friendly though, beware. I shall also point out that most textures are patently ugly, despite being described as gorgeous on the store page. Warlock Arts suffer from questionable tastes. Which won't be held against them. In fact. the game earns the thumb up, because its puzzles are entertaining. It's what really matters (along with being playable.) Puzzles are subjectively rather easy, not excessively so. My guess is that they were much harder to design than to solve (if designed manually, that is,) and the authors did a fine job there. Rudimentary software still delivers enjoyable head-scratchers.