Smile'N'Slide Reviews

[b] Beforehand [/b] I saw this game in my Steam recommendations once, thought it looks pretty fun, bought it in the Steam Summer Sale of 2020. [b] Story [/b] There is none, only thing we know for certain is that we are a block. [b] Gameplay [/b] You are a block, every time you move left or right it costs you points, the points also slowly disappear with time. You can regain those points by sliding down ramps, just make sure you are put upright, which you can do with Q (Rotate left) and E (Rotate right), in the first level, you need 100 points to continue. It is way more difficult than it sounds though. [b] Performance [/b] I am pretty sure you can run this if you can atleast run MineSweeper. [b] Additional notes [/b] I want to repeat that this game is very, very difficult. NES era difficult if I had to say so. [b] My thoughts [/b] While this game looks decent and plays well, the difficulty is what refrains me from giving it a good review, I could no even get past level 1. Maybe I am just a bad player, but I'd rather not spend my time mastering this game. I rate this game a 6. I can imagine it being fun if you've mastered it.

Dont listen to salty people with 0.2 hours on record. In order to learn control you need at least half hour or more. It took me 1.7 hours to reach third level. Because of high difficulty and level desing that make game orginal and will make you spend hours for each level (before nerf), but at the end there will be a glorius feeling like beating boss in Dark Soul (im first person who beat game if we dont count developer) Graphic and animation fit game perfect. Overall game is just amazing that is hard to belive price is so low

The cute physics based casually looking plat-former that quickly loses it's skin as anything but casual. Understanding 100% of the mechanics and physics is required to master any level. Mastery is not difficult though the majority of playtime will be spent figuring out paths and the correct balance between speed and player initiated acceleration. Levels are short and there aren't many though Smile'N'Slide is in itself uniquely redeeming. If you do not read the guide in the community section you will not be smiling. Each level starts you out with points which are yours to lose or increment based on your actions. There is not one way to play though I can't see myself repeating levels, perhaps to beat the developers score. The hook here are the slides. Think chutes and ladders, the childhood board game absent the ladders. Chutes come in many sizes, long, short, angled up, angled down and at different degrees. Angles play a huge role in this plat-former as the quicker you are to conform to the angles the more speed and points are generated. Looks simple but it's not. The game may not support all controllers and does not have full controller support but is 3rd party controller utility friendly. I tried keyboard and the game is doable though my preference is controller as I could use the shoulder buttons to rotate. Unique.