Puzzler Reviews

Very good.

muito bom remomendado

Really liked this game. For 0.99 you get a super chill yet challenging puzzle game with a great piano soundtrack. Super relaxing and fun.

I remember having fun with wooden puzzle like this. Got 53 levels for 0,5$ which is ten times cheaper than one wooden puzzle.

Even after you have played thru and beaten level 10 , when restarting the game it always starts you back on level 8 forcing you to replay levels you have already beat.

Its a simple puzzle game for anyone who like puzzles that are complex but simple. You have to fit every single block shapes into a cube formation, sounds easy? WRONG! Though, it can be simple and easy to start off but it will increase as time goes on. There is charming and chill music whilst playing this. I have enjoyed playing this. Plus its a nice bonus of getting achievements on the level stamps for progress. Good work Dev!

The puzzle pieces aren't easy to control. There's a bug that causes the pieces you've assembled to fly apart wildly, partially undoing your work. Don't bother unless you really like putting blocks together. The music is nice. The board is crowded during the later levels; I had to switch back and forth between moving pieces and re-arranging them or changing perspective to see what I had left to assemble.

Perfect Game #11, Puzzler. A fun puzzle game about connecting different shapes together to create a cube. It is very simple for the first half of the game, but the later levels had me stuck for hours. Others have complained about the controls, but I didn't have any issues moving the pieces around or placing them in the correct spots. A great game to test your visualization skills or to just put on some music in the background and shuffle pieces until it's solved.

As many of the negative reviews already state, the game gets really annoying really quickly because it is so unforgiving. It lacks a "snap to grid" type of feature, and if you put a block one pixel out of place, the rest of the blocks won't fit. It doesn't help that the graphics are not all that clear (at least on my laptop, so you end up spending half your time trying to find which block is misaligned so you can finish your cube. If you touch the wrong block, everything you've done falls apart. It's also pretty annoying that you have to use both mouse and keyboard given the limited range of movements required. If they made the game more forgiving they could scrap the camera rotation feature, condense all the controls onto the mouse, and turn this into a good little game. As it is, it's too vexing for me.

This is a game in which you need to find a way to make the pieces fit together to form a cube. The concept is a good one and should make for a great puzzle game. This implementation, however, leaves much to be desired. After completing 31 of 54 puzzles, my feeling was to recommend the game, despite its flaws. After having completed 44 puzzles, however, I have to say I do not recommend this game. Simply put, the game actively fights against you when you're trying to assemble the cube. I doubt this is intentional, but whether intentional or not, the outcome is the same, turning a relaxing game into a rage-inducing exercise in frustration. It does this in the following manner (these instances occur randomly, but frequently). 1. It refuses to allow you to move a piece. It makes a sound when you click the piece, so you know it acknowledged the grab, but the piece remains motionless, despite how much, how fast, or in what direction you move the mouse. This occurs with pieces not yet touched as well as pieces you have already placed into the target zone. 2. It refuses to allow a piece to slide into place, acting as if there is not enough room, despite there clearly being enough room. Sometimes, altering the camera position allows you to slide the piece into place, but most often, you have to take the pieces apart and start over. 3. It pushes the active piece away from the target zone at great speed (as if it were repelled by a magnet) when you're trying to move the piece into the target zone. When this happens, you almost always have to adjust the camera position and then hope it allows the piece into the target zone in your next attempt. This is, by far, the most rage-inducing issue. I'm about ready to give up and move on to another game. Solving these puzzles is fun, but constantly fighting the controls to get the pieces placed where I want them is not, and that's where most of my time is being spent. If it weren't for these issues, I would say this is a fun game. These issues, however, lead to nothing but frustration and rage, and I do not recommend this game unless these issues are resolved.