Magnetic By Nature

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM4rbW5kK70&feature=youtu.be

Too zoomed in to sight read.

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I love playing this game with my 5 year old. I play, and she keeps cheering that I will die. She gets her way a lot because I die a lot. However, that's the fun. And through that fun I've been able to revive most of the robots and feel pretty proud of myself. The art is beautiful and I would highly recommend it to anyone with or without someone cheering for your demise.

Definitely a interesting platformer with an interesting concept. I discovered it at a game show and decided to get it.

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Magnetic by Nature has an interesting cartoon artwork theme and a different game play mechanic that made me want to give it a try. Unfortunately after playing it for a short period of time I realized this is mainly a children's puzzle platformer exploration game. It's just not my thing. I recommend this mainly as a game for kids.

This little indie game is totally a gem! I found out about it from someone who worked on the game. Getting used to changing polarities took a few minutes, but once I had it down I was zipping through without a care in the world! I loved it! Almost an exploration platformer, but I would 100% recommend it if you are a fan of platforming type games 10/10

A lovely little platformer with a fun traversal mechanic. It seemed simple at first, but each set of stages layers on additional mechanics that will test your mastery of the little robot. I liked that the stages for the first 4 robots are all rather quickly completed, as I was able to pop through a few here and there and have a nice time. The 5th set of stages are clearly designed with the intent of testing your skills in the harshest way possible. I have found them to be incredibly challenging, but not unfair - not something I could not have said had I jumped into them without the first 4 stages teaching me how to finesse the controls.

Super cool and stylish physics platformer. The magnetism trick lends itself to Braid-like complexity, and gives the game an amazing sense of flow when you get it down. Flinging yourself around the levels becomes second nature, which is good because you'll need fine control for a few of those bonus collectables... Highly recommended if you like puzzles or platformers.