Recensioni di Where Cards Fall

Nothing to say, simply wonderful, the commands are sometimes cumbersome and clumsy but nevertheless it is worth the highest marks only for the design, setting and soundtrack. Personally following the Snowman from Alto's Adventure in 2015, highly recommend checking out all the other games and peeking for games to come

WCF is a beautiful puzzler which mixes a little bit of platforming with a quite unique puzzle mechanic revolving around card buildings, which evolves throughout the game with new type of cards and some variations in the environment. The overall atmosphere feels good and the shuffling sensation when you move / draw cards is quite on point. The difficulty curve grows steadily while never getting prohibitive (and there's a hint system which is pretty helpful). The main downside of WFC is, I think, the story: too obscure! Something about growth and choices... and the main character is an architect or something, but I could never fully grasp what was going on... this affects a bit the whole experience, because the "real world" behind the game always stays behind compared to the dreamworld-like atmosphere of the levels. Also, controls a bit clunky at times, especially when climbing the houses' roofs. But nothing game-breaking. Ultimately, I recommend WCF to whoever loves an original puzzle! Just be a bit patient with controls and don't sweat too much in getting the story right!

Total scam, not worth the price it has, good idea but puzzles too simple, the worst thing is the plot, horrendous, the life of a failed architect (to say the least), in the store page is indicated total localization coverage but isn't true because spoken audio doesn't exist, its only anthropomorphic verses, a kind of Hindu grammelot and badly done too.