Anomaly Loop

I'll give it a thumbs up because it's okay for the price, but there are better anomaly games out there. The red rooms were more annoying than fun and they'd often kill you unexpectedly (particularly the walking floor and random laser rooms). The anomalies are also completely random even after you complete the game once so if you're missing a couple to get the achievement, you have to just grind it out which is tedious - good anomaly games have a way to limit anomalies to just the ones you're missing once you've beaten the game once.

Fun anomaly game. There are a couple of interesting choices; the room where the anomalies occur is enormous, which makes some of the details hard to spot. This means subtler anomalies are very hard to find, even after failing them multiple times. These games are all about memorizing what can change and how, obviously, and this makes learning those changes hard to learn. Another compounding effect--there seems to be no luck protection in terms of streaks; you can get several clean rooms in a row. Other looping anomaly games have used a rule that you can't have two rooms with no anomalies in a row, which gives you a chance to learn by finding the change. Something like that, that helps you know what you did wrong and figure it out over time, would be helpful. Many games in this genre struggle with this, but this combination of factors amplifies the issue in this one. Adding another kind of room is a good idea. Other games have essentially done this without codifying it, but making...

Thumbs down. 1. I keep getting sent back to level zero even though there are obviously no anomalies on the level. 2. The "survival" rooms are crap. 3. Every time you "die", the game resets the options I chose (vsync, volume, fps limit, etc) Rating: 1/10