There was some really good feedback for version 1.1 and a noticeably consistent consensus in most criticism of the game. With the excretion of the volume imbalance problems (of which I was blissfully oblivious thanks to bad hardware) it turns out, the complaints that people had p
There was some really good feedback for version 1.1 and a noticeably consistent consensus in most criticism of the game. With the excretion of the volume imbalance problems (of which I was blissfully oblivious thanks to bad hardware) it turns out, the complaints that people had pretty much mirrored my very own “list of stuff I wish I had time to do” so this update is especially fulfilling to ship as it addresses many things that have been bumped to the “nice-to-have-if-I-have-time” list all-too often, including:
Added "Challenge mode"
Audio and volume rebalancing
Revamped the "Win" screen
Added "Fast-Forward" button for level intro and scrambling
There was some really good feedback for version 1.1 and a noticeably consistent consensus in most criticism of the game. With the excretion of the volume imbalance problems (of which I was blissfully oblivious thanks to bad hardware) it turns out, the complaints that people had p
There was some really good feedback for version 1.1 and a noticeably consistent consensus in most criticism of the game. With the excretion of the volume imbalance problems (of which I was blissfully oblivious thanks to bad hardware) it turns out, the complaints that people had pretty much mirrored my very own “list of stuff I wish I had time to do” so this update is especially fulfilling to ship as it addresses many things that have been bumped to the “nice-to-have-if-I-have-time” list all-too often, including:
Added "Challenge mode"
Audio and volume rebalancing
Revamped the "Win" screen
Added "Fast-Forward" button for level intro and scrambling
As is my wont of an early morning, I like to look through the new puzzle games appearing on Steam, in search of treats to share with you, my bestest internet friends. I’m not sure my pre-8am brain was quite ready for the extraordinary cheerfulness that occupies every moment of Pr
As is my wont of an early morning, I like to look through the new puzzle games appearing on Steam, in search of treats to share with you, my bestest internet friends. I’m not sure my pre-8am brain was quite ready for the extraordinary cheerfulness that occupies every moment of Prismatica [official site]. Ostensibly a game about rotating overlapping hexagons to move coloured tiles around, its real impact comes from the joyful bursts of colour and sound. Oh, such ludicrous joy.