| steven787 said:
29 levels isn't enough, with tons of replay value because of all the modes? Level Editor and Sharing? Multiplayer? Dozens of challenge levels?
Okay. We have different tastes. Even though, for $15 that you can get it for now do you think that concept is worth it? |
29 levels was too many for me.
The mechanic was cute, but it wasn't a full game. You move objects, find things and click on them. That was it. Not to mention the fact that the rapid button mashing required to collect a pile of Elebits murdered my hand.
The game needed more depth. I was done with the concept after 10 levels, but it went on for another 19.
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