Incredipede

Pretty good puzzle game. I don't think it was quite as fun as the trailers made it out to be, but it has beautiful music and a fantastic art style. Pretty solid game overall. Very frustrating at times, but never so frustrating that I never completed it. I give it a 7/10 as a puzzle platformer game. Worth a play if you enjoy these kinds of games, but people who find them boring or frustrating will probably find this one boring and frustrating too.

Found myself to mostly enjoy videos of how to acomplish this or that and really love the quirky artwork and design. Not overly complicated and actually not toally of my taste but for a causal now and then - and then I really enjoy it.

Whelp. I've barely begun this romp and I can tell you, this is a laugh and a half. The physics is pretty basic, but the puzzles present enough of a challenge that you can feel a sense of accomplishment. The constant (so far) sepia tones are a bit stale and devigorating, but asides from that the graphics are sound. The music is rather boring, so mute it and play your own in the background.

An interesting platformer with a new take on the genre. Recommended for a brain-tickle. Also runs well on Linux (although with software graphics - but graphics aren't the point of this game).

Ever wanted to put far too many muscles on one small creature? Ever wanted to grow bones out of someone's single eyeball? Ever wanted to create an ambomination of God and nature in your backyard? If you said yes, then damn, man, you had better get some help. After playing Incredipede, of course.

Going to give this a tepid recommendation, but only if you're looking for something very simple and brisk (normal difficulty). I've played plenty of great puzzle games where you simply have to collect some stuff and move a fairly short distance to the end, but this one falls short of most of them. The game's main issue is that the more interesting mode (hard, where you actually construct limb arrangements from scratch), doesn't have much of a difficulty curve. Though setting up the limbs isn't difficult, the 'muscle' controls are nuanced, and the game doesn't do a whole lot to introduce you to arrangements you'll need to crawl, climb, etc. The result is that (again, on hard), you'll end up flailing around pretty helplessly most of the time. It's unfortunate, because this could have been remedied pretty easily with an instructional level here or there on hard mode, and the design is pretty unique. As others have mentioned, the art, sound, etc are all solid; just lacking polish in the gameplay department.