Drewdler

I thought the game was fun, but I ran into a glitch at the end: The level map would not render the last 14-puzzle-block piece (The one in the center of the world). In short, in order to play the last 14 levels, you have to do them all in a row without turning the game off. Not knowing this, I played maybe 5 of them and turned it off, thinking "I'll finish it later" and then I realized I had to play the last level from the previous world to even start doing these levels again, which is where I stopped playing. 7/10, the physics can be a bit janky and unforgiving, and certain level layouts I believe you were intended to use do not function as well as the designer thought they would, so you have to Drewdle the entire path of the ball. (Unsmooth transitions, bad angles, not enough momentum to complete the level "as intended,") Also, the worst part: How unforgiving it is if you draw the line to where you believe it should be, but the background is slightly 3-Dimensional, so you actually drew it way too low. That is also frustrating AF, just keep the game 2D and ignore the imbecile with the "All games should be 3D" comments. Could be a 9/10 if ya polished it up! ABSOLUTELY worth checking out if you like puzzles/physics games, as it is FREE!!!!