Although the concept of moving blocks isn't exactly new but the way this game implement the control scheme is quite refreshing; coupled with a nice graphic design makes this a good and robust brain teaser. Keep up with the good work, 4/5.
A game with a nice, original concept but the animation is slow and takes too much time to go from point A to point B. 3/5 due to the poor frame rate/lagging animation.
Here is a tip to those who skipped certain levels in inferno and not sure which one you have completed:
Look at the top left corner, "Best XXX" whereas XXX is your best completed time on this puzzle. As long as XXX is not zero or blank, you have already completed that level in your previous attempt(s).
Less frustrating than 99blocks but slightly buggy; there are a few instances where my solution is reported as "balance" just before they shatter and fall apart.
Nice game but does not save your research and upgrade status, therefore making it near impossible to survive later levels unless you beat the game in one go. A very serious flaw for this kind of game to be had; 2/5.
Time consuming but worth a play if you aren't very picky. I don't know about the other classes but I find it relatively easy to finish the game with a ranger. 3/5 overall.
I find this game both exciting while equally frustrating (3/5); good for small dozes once a day. Attempting to beat all the levels at one go might probably result in broken monitor and/or mouse.
Was fun for the initial ten minutes or so but then everything become highly repetitive or so with enemies and bosses spewing more and more projectiles.
As usual, this sequel does not disappoint an old adventure fan like me. The interactions between the two lead characters are very nicely done. Bravo, 4/5.
Great cinematic cutscene and background story. The gameplay is engaging but not enough variations applied to the method of assassination apart from the targeted shots. 4/5 for the great game.
Although the game is improved by the added features and artwork, the basic mechanics still rely on trial and error attempts that hampers the enjoyment of playing such a game.