Incredipede

[h1]Easy is easy, Hard is brutal[/h1] Incredipede is an interesting puzzle game. There is two different modes. The first is Easy. You are given a premade creature to work through a series of short "puzzle platformer" levels. The second is Hard. And it is. You now have to make your own creature to make it through the levels. I thought at first Hard was just going to be a rehash of easy levels, but now you get to make your creatures. Nope. It started off that way. New levels were introduce and difficulty ramped up. Play easy mode. Try out making your own creature for a couple levels. Continue only at your own risk. I can't believe I even beat it. [url=https://www.twitch.tv/collections/SzUaWByRBhU7Ow]Get a sneak peak by watching my Twitch play through.[/url]

This is a puzzle game where you as the player have to attempt to move a monster or whatever that is to predetermined targets in specific map. Sounds easy but it is not. The good: beautiful graphics, fitting music. For those that like games where the difficulty likes on precise manouvering, this is a good game. The bad: controls can be frustrating, especially if you are not into games of the similar genre, gets some time getting used to. Summary: good game that will keep you occupied provided you do not mind the learning curve and the difficult controls. Rating: 8/10.

I don't get it.

This is the first game I ever deleted from my account and I consider myself have a tremendous patience. I mean I've seen Dragonball twice if that dosnt speak for itself you haven't seen the movie... Still not convinced? I saw Avatar the last airbender not the good version. I'd recomend it over this game.

Que vaina tan difícil nojoda

I am not crazy about physics-type of games, but I enjoyed a world of goo and a few others. I bought this game because of the interesting concept. Indeed it is interesting with nice graphics and cool music, BUT there are some huge unforgivable sins on the side of the creators: - why is there NO controller support??? It should be imperative for this game imho. - why is the movement reversed? I hold left and the arm goes the opposite direction, completely ruins your intuition. - moving the creature is often confusing - at some point, no matter which directions you hold, you will move towards doom. Because of the above I found this game more frustrating than fun. Maybe it's just me, but I don't recommend it.

such a frustrating game

LOL. What the hell did I just play? Easy 100% achievements though.

There isn't anything 'fun' about it. Just clumsly try to move.

You get to finish puzzles based on movement and physics with different creatures made from a head and several limbs. You also get to create those creatures before a level starts in the hard mode and there's also a sandbox mode where you can create you own creatures, levels and challenges. The visuals are pretty enticing but when the entire game is based on struggling with controls (and rage-quits) and bare bones game modes and challenges, I really don't feel like this game can be recommended. Music is bland and everything outside the singular creature designs and possibilities factor are pretty run of the mill as well. I was pretty amused with it for the first 50 levels but by god I'm definitely going to finish the entire 120-or-so levels or even recommend the game to anybody else. You'll find much better puzzle + pretty games out there believe me. Keep searching.