So Many Me

The demo is very misleading, this game is actually extremely hard and frustrating. The lack of checkpoints (Especially during later levels, like Chrono Clock) makes me want to pull my hair out and cry in the corner.

The character (or characters? because they are the same) is (/are) absolutely adorable. But the part that make this game best is well-designed challenging puzzles that you can play with relax atmosphere in game. Though the first look is just another of blah blah game but after you played through few levels, you'll fond with the game mechanics, which is, very special crafted and well-blended for the game. Background music is really great, in relax tone. Sound do help chilling your brain down from squeezing it to solve puzzle. This is a MUST for ones who want to enjoy solving puzzle with a good graphic, music and gameplay !!

This is a great game, the art style, the cuteness, the story and even the puns. It deffinatly isn't for the faint hearted it requires alot of patiance and thinking outside the box. It will drive you nuts at times trying to solve the puzzles and the bosses. There isn't really much Killing its more so trying to work around the enemies and the enviroment but in saying that it doesnt mean there is no killing at all. You can customize your many me's with cute different outfits, and you also get the opportunity to be a Bird, a Jellysaur (yes thats right i said a Jellysaur!) and even a tank! If this was intended for children well i feel sorry for them, I can already picture many controllers being thrown across the room or even a desk flip. Worth every cent!

A really like the demo and bought the game a while ago, I left it there as I think it leverages too much on extremely precision platforming and puzzles that can end up being frustating because of the above reason. I like the challenge but nearly every single part of the game is precision platforming (when I say precision I really mean it, nearly at the "pixel" level or you just die and repeat). It is a shame as the graphic and characters are brilliant and I would have surely enjoyed it if it was a super mario style game more than a serie of frustating levels.

Good puzzle and cute characters. the puzzle lover should buy.

This is fun and cute; after having played through it a couple of times, I realise how much I wish the game was a little longer or had spawned a sequel. The mechanics are simple but endlessly varied and provide that wonderful feeling of enlightenment as you go from "This puzzle is impossible!" to "Ohhh... I get it!"

Although this game is really cute, it is way too challenging with the controls. Not many games use the arrow keys to move anymore, it does use the space bar to jump which is nice. But then it uses "D" to make one of your blobs a box and the down arrow to bring them back to you after you moved on. I would enjoy this game a lot more if you at least made it possible to change our controls instead of making us use the confusing controls that are given

"Dark Forest" is fun. The difficulty ramps up too high in "Outskirts" to make the game enjoyable. There is only so much screaming at my monitor that I can take.

This is one of those unique games you play. I found the game to be quite interesting, you start off as one character and you're on an adventurous jorney. Throughout the gameplay, you find more of the little creatures similiar to your little fella you're playing. The music is just absolutely brilliant. I enjoy listening the mysterious tone as I venture through the game with my little green campanions. I have still yet to beat this game and find out more to the game.

10/10 would bang