Journey of Haha Reviews

The law of physical obstacles is quite relative in this game ,you can stand in a safe spot not moving a mm and then get a hit after a while.Also if you out smart the solution they had it does not go through.Its not terrible but it's lazy game designing,happy I din't pay too much.

Like old skool LOLO - a fun game then, and this is a fun puzzle game now

I really don't like to do this but I have to. So these are 2 things that developer stated in game description. -Challenging and fun puzzles -More than 50 mind-bending and treacherous rooms There are some good puzzles but none of them are mind bending, most of them are just casual, if fact I finished most of the game in 2 hours. After 30 puzzles most of the others are just trial and error, cheap deaths due to poor design decisions. You see Haha doesn't move on tile in one move and you can easily get stuck on some obstacle if you miss even 1 mm. You can move freely but the problem is the movement is awful and requires no skill. I think it is an odd decision to make this kind of game without tiles. I remember only 3 or 4 puzzles where I stopped and looked for a solution so the puzzles are very easy and the harder ones involve your speed and reflexes. Enemies and block pushing are buggy at times, blocks can get stuck and enemies can hit or miss you without any logic behind it. I like the art style and music and the last boss puzzles were fun. This game has potential but has some major issues and that is why I can't recommend this game even for half a dollar because it is just a waste of time.

Its a very cool and fun puzzle game. I love those Sokoban / Chip Challenge puzzle games, and this is one of the best! :) Its very sad that puzzle games have a such a low standing on Steam but this game is perfect for relaxing after killing people in your favorite shooter. :D

Very nice logical puzzles and amazing soundtrack. .Wish it was longer or if there is a follow up, where the puzzles are slightly harder. Thanks to the person that helped me out with Level 52 (sorry I deleted thread by mistake). I liked the game very much. Just finished it (not done that in a long time). I hope there are more puzzle games like this. Best game played in ages,

Great puzzle game that keeps introducing new mechanics in a non-intrusive way, allowing the experience to be more organic. I wish there was more as the last game mechanic, the [spoiler]teleporter[/spoiler], wasn't fully utilized, in my opinion. Still an amazing game overall!

Go play Adventure of lolo.... after you've played this, because once you play adventure of lolo you'll realize that this game is a sadly a visually nice but overall poor execution of great puzzle genre that gets very few games. I'd love to rate Haha better, but the wonky move/push physics, super slow movement, bizarre hitboxes, and violation of its own game rules make it a little hard to hit the yes button to recommend it. As an amateur unity/unreal dev myself, I feel like even, I could polish this game up a notch or three just by tweaking hitboxes, upping the walk speed, and snapping movement/pushing to a grid. Also missing achievements and trading cards seems like a lost opportunity as well. Especially since a puzzle game of this type is ripe with opportunity for clever achievements.

Loooved this game! I'm hooked. Really interesting puzzles that increase in difficulty just right (always something new). Haha is adorable.

This game will make you cry with a smile on your face. The new elements in each level will make you bonk your head against a wall for letting them get you, but you'll be laughing at the silliness of it. I love (spoilers?) [spoiler] when you get to the level with a metric butt ton of mines, and the body will shoot across the room blowing everything up. I kept doing it over and over trying to go as far as possible.[/spoiler] The attention to detail was definitely noticed and appreciated. I loved the shadows quite a bit. I can't wait to play the sequel. All in all, throw a couple dollars at this developer to play this gem. It's worth it.

This is basically "The Adventure of Lolo" with a rather nice coat of paint. Nearly all of its critters and devices are present and given a facelift, but I've counted three differences after playing the first few levels. Making that connection was enough for me to buy this game. Basically, it's a sort of living block puzzle--you need to pick up all the panels to open the chest, but you have to do so without either trapping yourself or falling victim to baddies. Push blocks, freeze (and push) foes, and occasionally forge a new path through. See you at the top!