Yuso Reviews

I'm not usually a player of puzzle games, but I've enjoyed playing this. I mostly play through trial and error, but I suspect there is a strategy that more advanced puzzle players will work out. Graphics are very cute, reminds me of my Nintendo Wii for some reason. The puzzle mechanic is simple and yet still rapidly becomes pretty difficult (for me, a puzzle novice). I think I will get about 4 hours of play out of this, before I either complete all 80 levels or get too frustrated to continue. (If I have less on Steam it's because I'm playing it on Nintendo Switch). Puzzle experts might complete it quicker. I'm happy with 80 levels but maybe experts would like more to be added, or a level editor, to get value for their money. (Or they could just buy it during a sale rather than full price.) Suggestions for improvement The characters look good but they don't do much, just say a line or two and then disappear forever. I don't think a puzzle game [i]needs[/i] a story, so this fine for me, but if you are going to have one, it could be more than this. Perhaps a story-mode and an arcade mode to satisfy both sorts of players? The scrolling background gets a bit boring after a while. Maybe it could scroll in different directions?

Cute puzzle game. Had to start using my brain after a few levels haha. Here is some gameplay if you wanna see a bit of the game. https://youtu.be/gQpwyzdhS-c

[b]yuso[/b] are cute-looking but supposedly evil ball-like creatures and you're tasked with removing all of them from every planet in the solar system. and pluto. and the moon. it kinda plays like [i]lights out[/i], except you can't turn the light on again, so to speak. balls of the same color can be removed if they're next to each other vertically or horizontally, but clicking and thus exploding a ball will have an effect on all 8 tiles around it if they're occupied. same-colored yuso will disappear, different ones will change color, unless it's a sleeping yuso that can also be part of matches, but needs to be woken up before its color can be changed. [b]no turn limit, but certain mechanics activate after a few turns[/b], such as bombs or nightcaps that put nearby yuso to sleep. the [b]100 levels[/b] are mostly on the easy side and don't involve too many steps, but [b]unlimited undo[/b] is available to reduce tedium and repeating the same thing over and over. puzzles are sorted into packs of 10, they unlock as you make progress, but every level within is available to try immediately. the graphics are cute and the audio isn't as bad as I expected, but there's annoying gibberish during dialog and the text is full of grammatical mistakes as well. separate volume settings, a bunch of languages and windowed mode are all here, along with proper level selection and level numbers, don't need anything else for such a simple affair. overall, it's a decent package, good for all ages, [b]takes about 3 hours[/b], but definitely overpriced, so wait for a sale. and don't bother if you care about achievements, some of them are bugged.

Completely touch friendly and a very pretty game. Was very easy to sit down on the couch with a cup of tea and play making it quite addictive. It has a small dose of challenge and doesn't take long to finish. Not all of the achievements drop correctly which is a little frustrating, however the game itself is quite enjoyable.