I didn’t get far enough to speak on direction of the game, and while I liked the colors and aesthetic, it’s hard to look past the intense blurring effects that make it look like the game is being played through a smear of petroleum jelly.
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Interesting. From what little I’ve played it felt like the same formula. They all play relatively similar. What turned you off most?
Greater lack of direction than most of their games, the artwork, and the color scheme.
I didn’t get far enough to speak on direction of the game, and while I liked the colors and aesthetic, it’s hard to look past the intense blurring effects that make it look like the game is being played through a smear of petroleum jelly.