Fill all

[h1] Fill All[/h1] [b]A short and easy arcade puzzle game that lacks features but is mildly entertaining nonetheless. [/b] [quote]Fill All instantly reminded me of Amidar which was an arcade favourite of mine when I was younger. Although not as good as Amidar it’s still charming but ultimately, it’s just far too easy. [/quote] [h1] First Impressions🤔 [/h1] [b]The game is very short at around an hour and it won’t pose too many difficulties. [/b] There are one hundred levels to tackle and you have to achieve twelve stars on each level to progress. You will be awarded one to three stars per grid until you get the twelve and move on to the next level. The idea of the game is to collect all the tokens on the grid but movement is limited to up, down, left and right and once you move you will travel the whole length until you hit a wall. You can’t stop or move once you are in motion. The first half of the game is absurdly easy. I was trying my hardest to fail at these levels ...

A simple game where you just fill in the board with color. It's rather easy with only 1 real obstacle in the later levels. Making it harder to get 3 stars by including time limits to beat or certain number of movements to beat would've been nice to see. It's entertaining enough for the 40-50 minutes it'll take to complete.

In my initial review I couldn't recommend the game for some bugs and uncompleteable levels, but after I pointed them out, the actual dev contacted me and asked which levels can't be completed and when the bugs appear. Massive respect to the dev actively trying to make this a better game. I'm pretty sure he tries his best to fix everything and make the game as enjoyable as possible. My only complaint would be that it is too easy, but thats purely relative. Not everything has to be a hardcore difficult puzzle, so if you are looking for a relaxing puzzling experience this game might be for you.

Very chill n easy

Very interesting and original puzzle game, not bad graphics and beautiful special effects, interesting gameplay with mostly quick and easy levels to complete.

In the game Fill all the goal is to paint every single block in the corridors. There are 100 levels that can be completed in under an hour. There are also 24 different skins that paint different backgrounds. Overall the game is simple and easy which makes it a great puzzler for children! The game gets a bit repetitive, but the new block skins motivate you to unlock all of the characters. There are obstacles such as TNT, a hurricane and a ghost. The obstacles can slow your progress and even give you bad luck on completing the level. Once I had to reset the level because the hurricane spawned in a location where I had to go through it and it put me on the other side of the map where I could not get back to my original starting location and it soft locked the level. Rate 7/10 based on price, length and difficulty.

it's kinda like roblox

Edit: Keeping my original review below, since it showed my immediate reactions to the game. But love the effort the dev puts into the game, including replying and fixing bugs real quickly. Since I started out with a neutral feel for the game, I think the love the dev shows for the game deserves a thumbs up after all :) -------- I... need a neutral button for this game. I love the cute graphics and the skins. I also like sliding puzzles in general. But... - Selecting your 'favourite' skin doesn't do much good, because the game throws in 'bombs' every once in a while, which switches you to a different skin automatically. (Some people may like it, it throws some randomness into the game aesthetics) - Don't really like puzzle game where 'rng' comes into play. E.g. whirlwind sending you right into a ghost (which means you 'lose' the level) - The ghosts and whirlwinds are also randomly generated each time you reset. Which means it's not a 'pure' puzzle game per se either. - [strike]Th...

Rather a decent little game! Not especially hard or long, but still good for the price point. One I kept coming back to for 10-15 minutes at a time until I'd finished it. It won't give your brain a full-on workout; it's more like a gentle massage. And sometimes that is exactly what's needed. Some of the later levels seem to rely on a bit of luck (or the absence of bad luck) to complete; but even these are doable in only a handful of goes. Nice graphical style, fluid controls, and moves along at a pretty decent pace. Helps that the developer is actively adding stuff, paying attention to feedback and fixing things very rapidly indeed. Good job!

A fun game that sometimes makes you turn on your brain :)