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October 25, 2019
spin! [browser]
Control the environment to get the ball to the finish in the 25 levels of the physics-based puzzle game Spin! by Alienplay Games.
While I recognize a good implementation of a good idea in this game, I personally hate games that require precise timing of keyboard or mouse input to match changing conditions on the screen. Some folks call those "ninja skills." I am no ninja, so I just find games that require those skills frustrating.
Loved the concept and this game. I also liked how there is more than one solution for many of the levels. Level 24 seemed to be mostly luck though it looks more twitchy.
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10 comments:
Hi Bart!
Passed it....was pretty easy but good.
Like it.
While I recognize a good implementation of a good idea in this game, I personally hate games that require precise timing of keyboard or mouse input to match changing conditions on the screen. Some folks call those "ninja skills." I am no ninja, so I just find games that require those skills frustrating.
Nice physics. Relaxing music, which is needed (for me anyways} because physics games make me a little tense due to the timing perfection required.
It does not save the game to resume it. It locked up so I started over again. Nice game though.
great game. needs a couple hundred more levels and additional ingenious toys and complexity.
Loved the concept and this game. I also liked how there is more than one solution for many of the levels. Level 24 seemed to be mostly luck though it looks more twitchy.
Thanks!
For some reason the site give an error.
Something with cookies I think.
But it is on armorgames.
Played it there
Also it does save the game progress
Revisited this game today and confirmed that my fingers are not connected to the reflex part of my brain.
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