Aerolicious

Reviewing for my wife since they played it through family sharing and can't review from their account: I really enjoyed this game, hoping that it gets more content and updates in the future. For the price I got 2 1/2 hours of gameplay before I beat and got all the achievements. I would definitely play more levels if they existed. I did notice that when you shoot the ball doesn't hit exactly where your crosshair is. It's a little to the bottom right so you have to adjust to hit the blocks you want. The jumping is a little wonky, which can make getting the blocks at the top a little weird. I think it would be cool if you could upgrade the little bubble cat pet to pick up blocks faster for you. I also think it would be cool if you could upgrade the recycling so you could drop off all the blocks (like a hopper into a chest in Minecraft) and it would slowly recycle while you went off to shoot more blocks. You could upgrade the recycling more to increase how fast the blocks are recycled. All in all I had a good time playing this, it's a chill game with chill music.

I beat this game in about an hour and ten minutes. This is one of the few games that does a good job of using the frutiger-aero aesthetic without making it just "aesthetic bait'; by this I mean that the underlying game is fun and pretty satisfying and would work on its own without the atmosphere. The incremental mechanics are well tuned, though the end game runs a bit fast. It is absolutely worth the $5 listing. Without adjusting the progression, I wish the cube were double or even triple the provided size- potentially as a new game+ mode.

Big block of blocks gone. Me sad. Need more blocks! 5$ for an hour of rather mindless but very satisfying clicky fun. I enjoyed it.

Way too short (< 1 hour)

Very enjoyable game. One of the first good Frutiger Aero themed games i've seen. The updated pace feels more enjoyable without being sluggish. Hope to see new content in the future, mainly some more levels with different shapes to break and more upgrades.

Aerolicious feels less like a game and more like a demo or proof of concept. Not enough game to warrant the $5 price tag. This would feel much better sitting at $2, or Free with a Supporter DLC or something of the sort. The game itself looks great and the gameplay is satisfying if a bit linear, even for an incremental game. There are very few upgrades and they don't change the gameplay loop at all really. There's room for so much more but the game just doesn't deliver. You have one tower of blocks, three bullet types, of which you'll use one for the majority of the game, and an upgrade tree that is more of a straight line than a real tree. Other than that... it's just an empty field with some windmills. I'd love to see this concept expanded on but I can't really recommend it at the moment, even at the $5 price point.

very cute but short relaxing game. would greatly benefit from level updates! would happily return if more content is added, but enjoyed what was there.