see/saw

I was almost late for work this morning! It’s a fun game! Easy to pick up and play. I pre-ordered it (never done that before) I’m only about a 1/4 of the way through but I’ve been playing nonstop since I woke up and SAW (heh!) that it had downloaded. I wonder if there will be other death traps later on in the game. It would be nice to have numbers on the levels after you beat them so you can see which one is which when going back for the time bonus. Speaking of the time bonus it really adds a whole new aspect to the game. Even though you might get it on your first try I feel like I could play through the whole game first and then go back for all the bonus stars and still enjoy it. The music is good (electronic). It varies from scene to scene so it’s not always the same. And the “researcher’s” voice! Umm, I was playing with the sound off for the longest time and then when I turned it on I just about fell over. The menu is over (swipe) to the right and you can customize what kind of experience you have, which is nice. I don’t often write reviews but I’m pretty happy with this little game. It’s a great little life...errr time waster!

I’ve only been playing this game for about 5 minutes, but it’s really kept me interested during this time. Good music (I usually find game music annoying), easy controls, fun in general. Ok...I’ve had the weekend and some of last week to see what I like and dislike about the game. The controls are still pretty great, and while I thought the lack of jumping would be sort of annoying, it adds more difficulty to some situations that would be easy on their own, which I like. I like that it takes only a second to reload the level after you swipe down, which makes it less frustrating when you die (which you will a lot on some levels). All around, I simply love this game for it’s simplicity and that it’s a game you can pick up for a couple minutes and then set down. What I don’t like: It should really have level numbers on the little icons if you want to go back to a specific one to get the fourth “time coin”. On that topic, the timer to give you that coin is very short (make it a bit longer). Oh, also make more levels because I’m gonna finish the game soon. I love the game, great work!

I kind of wish this guy would work on cancer or something. There’s some serious thinking going into the gameplay, but it’s not a straight line. More like lateral-bounce-off-a-saw-but-avoid-the-spikes creativity. As much as I love that brain coming up with ideas like this game, I’m wondering what kind of world we’d have if it applied itself to other pursuits. Then again, people who work on that stuff play these games, so maybe they’re all learning to think like him. Which means, once again, he’s being very clever.

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Let me start this review by commending the team on a well thought out platform puzzler. With intuitive level design, See/Saw offers fun but not complicated gameplay and is great to work on sporadically through the day. If only I could finish the game: See/Saw is giving me severe motion sickness. I’m not sure why this is happening, but I can only manage to play two or three levels without experiencing a rash of vertigo. It’s both saddening and sickening, because I want to continue but physically can not stand this game. This has never happened to me in years of mobile gaming, and I am truly saddened. I am by no means upset at spending money on quality gameplay, but head this warning before you make your purchase.

The game is nice runs smoothly. I like the concept but it is so finely tuned to be able to do some of the time trials. I know they’re supposed to be hard but there are a few that are way harder than they need to be for the two-button control scheme. I also have a bit of a problem with how the game is somewhat luck based in some levels (especially with the saws) where you can’t control your body as well and get stuck and it kinda gets annoying when you try it for a while and it keeps happening. But other than that I like the game.