Eyes That Hypnotise

[b]Why do you guys have to be so cute![/b] Ever since Cats Organized Neatly released, similar games have been released as well, except with different animals (or objects if you also count the inventory organization themed puzzle games). Though, I haven’t picked up the animal themed ones since. I guess it just satisfied the itch for these type of puzzle games. Plus, I have to be in the mood for puzzle games and the demos for these specific type of puzzle games satisfied the itch enough. I haven’t even picked up the other Organized Neatly games. Well, that was before I saw Eyes That Hypnotise come across my screen. It was those eyes man. The eyes drew me in and I just had to play it. For Eyes That Hypnotise, the title isn’t as self explanatory when you look at the title. This is a puzzle game where you’re basically organizing the various animals into the gridded space that’s provided. You must use every animal and can’t have any space empty. There are 60 levels here, which are separated into 5 chapters, where each one will give you a handful of animals and a gridded area. Each animal represents various shapes that block(s) can make when put together. All you have to do is just figure out how they all fit together in together by rotating them, placing them, seeing if the other animals fit, and maybe taking them out when it’s not quite right yet. Talking about animals, each chapter has 6 new animals be added to the rooster. Aside from the first chapter, every other level adds in a new animal (which most of the time is a new shape) that also goes with the theme of that chapter. Difficulty-wise, I felt that Eyes That Hypnotise does well to not being too easy but also not too hard. Of course, the game does start pretty easy since you don’t have that many animals to work with, but it does get a bit more difficult and stays, with some few levels here and there being tricky. However, Eyes That Hypnotise does have something else that differentiates this from all the other similar games apart from the visuals. This game has a hint system. Oh my gosh, this was a godsend. Sometimes you just need help with placing one piece and you’re set. Or maybe you didn’t know if you placed one animal in the wrong spot. The hint system here will only highlight one thing whenever you press it and it depends on what the situation is on the solving grid space. If there’s nothing placed yet or the animals places already are correct, it’ll highlight an animal and the correct placement of it on the grid. If there is an animal incorrectly placed, it’ll highlight that piece. Though, you might still have multiple incorrectly placed animals. You can press the hint button as many times as you want here, it just has a quick cooldown. The music here is nice and does help set the relaxing vibe. Each chapter even aims to have tracks that fit the chapter’s theme. Like tracks that give you a city vibe in the city chapter. However, the real highlight here is the art. The backgrounds themselves are pretty minimal, with the play area having this cardboard vibe to how it’s textured and the decorations used around the grid being within the chapter’s theme. The animals themselves, though, are the stars. They have that white outline that gives them an impression that they were cut from paper and each animal are so cute. The art style gives them a dash of roughness and a sprinkle of realism on top of the cuteness that a simpler style would bring. Not to mention their eyes, which follow your mouse and then dilate when they first spawn in and whenever you click them. Then they get all adorable when you complete the level as their eyes dilate and sparkle. In addition, each animal has a couple noises that they’ll do when being picked up/set down and they all have a little animation that plays. And I’m not talking about their eyes moving or the whole piece wiggling. If you’re looking at an animal at the right time, you’ll notice them breathing, moving their tail, moving their legs, or moving whatever else. In addition, Eyes That Hypnotise also has all their animals have personalities. They all have names and little blurbs to go along with them that describes their personality and even why they might be in the position that they’re in. This pops up when you first unlock them, but you can view them again when going to the Animal Collection. Which also lets you see all of their cute chibi artwork for them all in one place. After finishing the whole game and unlocking all the animals, I have a hard time choosing which one was my favorite. [h1]Verdict[/h1] I liked Eyes That Hypnotise. It’s a good simple puzzle game where you try to fit various animals with big, cute eyes in the gridded space provided. The visuals and the dilating eyes in particular carries this game for me and I’m glad it caught my attention as this was a nice little game. Not to mention that I very much appreciate that a hint system was implemented. Whether you wanted another puzzle game in the same vein as Cats Organized Neatly or this would be the first game in this puzzle type that you’ll be playing, Eyes That Hypnotise is worth picking up. Just look at those eyes and tell me it isn’t. [code]💜 Check out my other reviews at [url=https://witchsreviewcorner.com]Witch’s Review Corner[/url] or visit my Curator[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/28714255/] The Witch’s Corner![/url] 💜 [/code]

A first look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dveq5t4LYf8 [hr] I’m going to be honest: When I first saw the wobbly eyes, it did creep me out a little bit. But it grew on me so quickly, and I even started to have a lot of fun with them, making them roll their eyes and play around with it, heh. At some point, I was experimenting with it in voice chat with a friend, and it took us both down for a few minutes, leaving us both laughing. Now, I couldn’t imagine it ever being another way, nor would I want it any other way, ever! I might also be a little biased in general because I generally like fit-it-in-grid puzzles. That being said, this one was a big YES for me. I would even give it three thumbs up if I could! From the outset, I thought the artwork was fabulous. It was giving me an ‘I coloured in stickers’ vibe, and I’m all here for it. Another key point in the artwork is how some animals are portrayed, such as the bird with bread around its neck—I could barely hold it together when I saw it for the first time. It’s just so stupid, simple and yet so genius. They all have their own unique personalities, and it's incredible! The music choice was a chef's kiss for me, as well. While I often turn the volume of games off to listen to podcasts or so, not because the music is terrible, but just because that’s what I personally prefer to do, I kept this one on throughout my entire gameplay. I guess the blend of fun and sometimes more laid-back jazz-like tunes scratched my itch enough or something and weren’t repetitive enough for me to bail out of them after a while. The cute animal sounds really helped, too, though. Especially the *kiss kiss* okay birbs stole my heart! I mean, in their own way, they all steal it, but, you know… Most puzzles weren’t too challenging; some were a bit easier, while others were a bit more challenging. In my opinion, it was a good mix. And when everything fails, there is always a super handy, lovely hint button. I found it helpful to have one filled in, a bit like a starting position to help me solve it completely. Sometimes that’s all you need, I guess. And the only complaint I actually have is that there still wasn’t enough. It’s one of those games where there isn’t ever enough, and that left me craving more because I was having so much fun puzzling. With 30 animals to collect in various shapes and 60 levels divided into five unique chapters, I’m convinced this will steal your heart as much as it did mine. If you’re in doubt, give the demo a spin because eyes that hypnotise, in my opinion, deserve more eyes on it—no pun intended! [hr] One of the cute animals in the game VS one of the fit-them-all puzzles <3 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3453099565 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3453099315 [hr] I would be super grateful if you could consider giving a follow over at the following places for more first looks, reviews, recommendations, etc: [list] [*]|[url= https://www.youtube.com/@Tchii] My first looks [/url]| ~My YouTube channel. [*]|[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/TchiiMadeYaLook/curation] Tchii made ya look [/url]| ~My curator [*]|[url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Indie_Gems/curation] IndieGems [/url]| ~Wonderful Indie curator [*]|[url=https://www.youtube.com/@IndieGems2] IndieGems Gameplay [/url]| ~IndieGem's YouTube channel. [*]|[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/26279617/] Calm [/url]| ~Curator for the Dutch-speaking folks out here. [*]|[url=https://www.youtube.com/@yoshiruless] Calm's first looks [/url]| ~Calm's YouTube channel. [/list] Thank you! [hr]

Charmant petit puzzle, Eyes that hypnotise est destinée, par sa facilité, a un public plus jeune que d'autres séries comme "Cats Organised Neatly" (excellent lui aussi). En revanche, il n'est pas exempt de crashs pouvant faire disparaitre votre sauvegarde...

Sehr süßes Game *.* Es ist manchmal etwas knifflig, aber man kann sich einen Hinweis geben lassen. Die Tiere sind absolut niedlich und der Zeichenstil ist einfach toll :3

💗 This game was gifted to [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42257582-CheapEasyGood100/][b]Indie Therapy[/b][/url] for review. This is one of those cozy little puzzle games that’s clearly inspired by Cats Organized Neatly, but thankfully it doesn’t feel like a lazy copy. It has its own personality, mostly thanks to the adorable creatures and those big, goofy hypnotic eyes staring straight into your soul. The puzzles are simple and easy to grasp, making it perfect for when you just want to relax and not think too hard. What really stood out to me was the attention to detail. The art is super charming, the sound design is soft and satisfying, and the overall vibe is calm and pleasant. It’s short, sweet, and doesn’t overstay its welcome. If you like tidy-grid puzzle games with cute visuals and a chill atmosphere, this one’s a nice little game for that.

Simple, short, but sweet. The art is great, and the eyes are goofy. It's a cute puzzle game that can be fun to relax with. I just wish there were more levels. Perhaps some more levels can be rolled out with updates, possibly DLC. There doesn't need to be more animals, just more levels. Perfectly priced.

Bon petit jeu, de plus gros niveaux seraient un atout intéressant. Sinon à part cela, les dessins sont plaisants et c'est très relaxant d'y jouer.

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Cute little puzzle game. The music is very relaxing and the animals are lovingly designed. The noises that the animals make are absolutely hilarious and I just love the fact that the animals are hand-drawn and not AI-generated. The gaming experience is completely in line with the price.

Very good relaxing game with charming drawings. Thanks to the developer for taking the time to reply to me and fix my problem quickly. Maybe add new shapes for the animals, slightly larger grids on the last levels for a little more difficulty.