
Hello Pollution is a 2D physics puzzle game about a dysfunctional waste disposal company.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Not my kind of game. It feels like something I'd have played on Newgrounds 10 years ago for free. I did not find it particularly fun, as most stages seemed very similar. There didn't seem to be enough variety to keep playing and I just wasn't interested after a while. Control was at times more frustrating than fun, which made it feel worse. I got this from a bundle, otherwise I would not have bought this myself.
It isn't really worth $8 for the game even if it was somewhat enjoyable to play. There's a decent amount of levels but any level with a fail condition is annoying bordering on unenjoyable. There really isn't anything to this game that makes it worth buying or playing. Buy any cheap reputable indie game for much more enjoyment and replayability.
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Little fun puzzle game, get's bit annoying in few levels, but in overall definitely fun game with good humour.
Glitchy, super short. maybe 45 min for run
If this is the developer's first game, then I'd say it's not bad for a first attempt, but man, is it just not a good game. From the technical side, the game kept moving slightly off-screen randomly when in full screen mode. Sometimes the screen would glitch out during the levels and you couldn't see the whole underground layout, which is a big part of the game. As for the gameplay itself, it was pretty lacking. I had a lot of issues with hit detection where the barrels in the game would seemingly randomly explode when barely touching things, while other times I could bump them around a bit just fine. Sometimes you're just jamming things against each other until everything fits. Another big issue is that, despite the above issues, I didn't fail a single level. The game was just way to easy. It never felt challenging and at most just had some levels that were annoying. The story was decent, but I feel like it would've benefited from the different characters overlapping a bit more. Also the text from the characters really needed to be skippable because I could usually read everything and would be stuck just waiting for the next line of dialogue to appear. All this to say, no I would not recommend this game. I would be interested in a future game made by the developer to see if their skills improved, however.
Boring, VERY buggy, and just not fun in any way, shape, or form.
This game is fun until it gets broken I think around level 5 or 6 and then I can not progress.
Good concept for a small gamer, but poorly executed. Annoying delays when re-trying a level, you have to sit through the unskippable intro, and beating a level relies more on luck that the animals don't break ♥♥♥♥ than skill at placement.
Game is flashy, no cannot even see what you're doing with all the maze blinking and disappearing. Don't know how i got this game, wouldn't be sad if i didn't.
This is an abomination
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