letcreate123

Look, I don't mind Ugandan Knuckles memes at all, heck, I even kinda enjoy them a little. This, however, is taking it too far. You can already tell from the pictures that this is yet ANOTHER no-effort meme game. It's shovelware at its finest. Just forget this game ever existed.

Do not buy this game. I repeat, do not buy this game. EA's been on a wave of ruining classic franchises by slapping grind-heavy, overly tedious unlockables that will encourage the player to just spend more money to get those credits (the in-game currency) to buy that Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader in a game THEY ALREADY PAID $60/$80 FOR. And no, EA reducing the unlockable costs by 75% doesn't help, because they also decided to reduce the reward earnings per achievement/milestone/lootbox BY 75%, so you're gonna spend the EXACT SAME amount of time grinding to unlock these characters than before, which by the way, is 40 HOURS OF NON-STOP GRINDING, and that's assuming you don't spend the credits in more unlockables, or say "screw it" and buy the credits with real money. Do you want that for future games from other companies? Do you want that for, say, Nintendo? Of course you don't, so please DO NOT BUY THIS GAME.

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Unfortunately this game has been obsoleted by Geometry Dash, which slightly is a problem. But radical problems include levels that are a little de-synced, lower jumping height except in Phazd and almost impossible-to-read blocks on Heaven (literally, you must memorize them to get past them). The level editor is a little too limited, because it doesn't let you put the thing upside down, it only has 6 background colors to put in the custom levels (compared to the approximately 16.777.216 in GD) and it doesn't let you play-test within the editor, again unlike GD. And ironically it's more expensive than GD. Say what?

This game has evolved over time and it contains many good elements. Things that I don't like include the new stone types from 1.8, and the fact that the game uses way too many resources, but hey it's pretty sort of normal these days. Eventually the way the game is played becomes nothing more than a routine which makes it tedious but there is still lots of stuff to do in the game. Achievements, structures, etc. The negative reviews are from 2-4 years ago and so they're pretty much outdated since the game has really evolved. Overall, it's worth spending your free time into this game.