samirbvr

Bought this to play with my wife. Enjoyed every moment of the game. We were into the game primarily for the mechanics and environment. The way the world split between the players was beautiful and a core part of collecting scarves spread all over the 5 worlds and the castle (a nexus between the worlds) The mechanics in each of the 5 worlds were very innovative, something we had not seen in any other game. We felt this game hit a perfect balance with the complexity of puzzles. At no time did the puzzles feel too easy, or too convoluted. Mechanics of each world were introduced with just the right difficulty, after which they could be applied to solve other puzzles of gradually increasing complexity. Eureka moments were plenty, and they repeatedly reminded us of the thought that went into designing the puzzles, and crafting the world accordingly. As the game was kind of turn based i.e. one player moves and then the other, coop becomes a relaxed affair. Otherwise, coop usually boils down to accurate split-second timing, positioning, etc. which takes away the fun part ****. The number of elements that constituted the puzzles are minimal, limited pretty much to moving doors and ropes, but the number of ways these were used together with each world's mechanic resulted in interesting puzzles. Story was something that could not interest us, but the gameplay certainly made up for that. This game may not be challenging enough for some, but was certainly worth a complete play-through without feeling redundant or boring anywhere.

This game is a very refreshing take on pinball mechanics with a nice story behind it, add in some quirky characters, few side missions and crisp graphics, and we have a gem!!

Had a blast finishing the entire campaign in co-op, tests true coordination when two players are playing, though co-op is entirely optional. Me and my wife spent hours playing this, with each level taking 2-3 hours and about 25-30 of them to work with, we had a memorable experience with this. So much so that, after our 3yr old son accidentally deleted the savegame, we plan to go back to replay the story and get 100% completion on all levels. Our interactions went from exhilarating after successfully solving coop specific areas to quarreling when things didn't go right.

Its a nice platforming game with switching colors as the core game-play mechanic. This simple mechanic however leads to a broad variety of puzzles, of increasing complexity, as all of the 8 colors are gradually unlocked. The game pushes the player to think his every step, while not being too punishing. The fact that entire level is reset, whenever a player dies, leads to some frustration, but at the same time forces a player to think through before acting.