GraFi Lunar

Game with inconsistent mechanics. Example: sometimes releasing ball will result in touching "bad moving zones", but sometimes it will let you go before they move and touch you (zones position is restarted everytime level resets). No keyboard shortcuts included. Badly constructed game (you must click > button, instead of ANY place on screen to proceed to next level). You can't play in window. Even if you turn down music, it will play again when you enter main menu. Initially released with broken achievement. Runs badly (says 60 FPS, but does not feel like it). Waste of time...

[b]Grafi Lunar[/b] is a reskinned version of its previous installments, which are aimed at the casual puzzle fan and/or achievement collector. The same 100 bubble letter achievements unlock for clearing its 50 stages, and it still clocks around an hour of game time. [u]Because it's still clean & presentable without any bugs, choosing recommended, but this review is actually mixed[/u]. Since there are few changes, the following is largely copied from my previous reviews: [h1]Pros[/h1] + Small footprint: 24MB + One-click control + Reliable physics, no wild momentum changes or wonky collisions + Introduces new mechanics every couple of stages + More challenging than previously [h1]Cons[/h1] - Indistinguishable from prior installments, the games could have been merged into one - The looping soundtrack gets old - Steam limited, meaning doesn't add to profile counts (at time of review) - Short, no replay value - Difficulty is not progressive. Can't skip stages, so if you get stuck, you're out of luck TL;DR: Cheap achievement game with timing-based challenges. Not worth full price, wait for a bundle sale.