2018 grapefrukt games75Good
ShortIt typically takes about 5 hours to finish the game, and players put about 8 hours into it overall.
Dig deep underground by shooting balls and breaking blocks, traversing your way to the planet cores. With limited shots per round and some blocks fixed firmly to the wall, thoughtfully strategize and aim for maximum impact. Knock down as many blocks as possible while collecting crystals for upgrades and getting deeper beneath the surface. Choose your ideal upgrades such as more starting balls, more shots per round, or storing more crystals, based on your play style and overall strategy. Work your way into the procedurally generated planets with a delightful spectacle of bouncing as you get closer to the planet’s core. Balance your plan between ball bouncing patterns and unpredictable, surprising bounces in this mesmerizing and curious game oozing with charm. Immerse yourself in a world of extravagant minimalistic art while jamming out to an original space acid soundtrack as you feel the satisfaction of digging further underground. Features: • Six planets to dig through • Original soundtrack...
Are there other games with the same mechanic? Yes. Still, this one is delightfully crafted, has a great soundtrack, fun and poppy UX, and a great "one more run" dopamine feed. It's priced right, so cure your quarantine boredom with some holedown.
Solid recommendation, eggdad.
Just one more round.
Thank you NL
I'd eagerly bought this game before the end of a 30min playthrough video, and I don't regret it at all.
"if you like what you see, add it to your wishlist!" - NorthernLion
Oh I can do one better than that bud.
Really good, the visuals mesh so well with the great audio, also really hard to put down!
(thx northernlion for featuring, i would've so overlooked this gem in the tide of... games on steam^^)
This is very aesthetically pleasing, relaxing and polished game. But it feels too grindy.
I was expecting some new mechanics that would put a new twist on the core gameloop as you progress. Nope. it's all just incrementally bigger numbers on the blocks.
For $10, there's just not enough to do. This would be a perfect $3 game.