less typical cube-rolling puzzler with a few surprises. unlimited undo got patched in after release, though it's still not mentioned in-game (it's space, weird choice) and doesn't work from a fail state, which includes falling off the edge or higher up. almost done well enough for what it is, has a low price, challenging puzzles well above my brain capacity, not much to complain about (except my brain capacity), but I can't recommend it because, on top of other annoyances, [b]unlocking levels is bugged[/b]. if you go back to level select instead of hitting the next button, the following level may not unlock, time to redo the whole ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ thing.
28 levels, 20 regular, 8 bonus. only one regular unlocked at a time, another unfortunate decision, so if you're stuck, you're kinda stuck for good. 3-star rating based on the number of moves. no stars is a possibility if you faff around too much, still unlocks the next level. stars are spent on unlocking the bonus stages though, so can't bumble your way through the whole game like I wanted to. and when I went back to level select after completing level 25, it didn't let me unlock the next one, had to do 25 again and click next.
pick up colored crystals and land on tiles matching the colors to get through. if you don't, the level fails, start over, so gotta be careful to undo some before making a fatal move. not ideal. another thing to note is if the cube lands on a crystal with a side already having one, they'll get switched. wall-climbing is another thing that can happen, works the same way as matching crystals to their tiles, and sometimes they have to be combined. pretty cool. fellow cubes are also broken, pushed around or stepped on, some even move on their own, still in a turn-based fashion, after you. indicating their path would've been necessary, now you have to move around to see where they go. or just try to wing it.
controls aren't rebindable, nor hinted at, but both wasd and arrows work for movement, can hold to move more. the mouse messes with the camera, wheel zooms. mouse-bothering is only necessary in the second half, most levels are perfectly visible by default, but both mouse and keyboard work in the menus, always nice. hotkeys for level and camera reset would've been good. as it is, gotta press esc and do it from the pause menu or hold space to undo all the moves, and only resetting the level restores default camera position.
resolutions in a pull-down menu, as it should be, don't have to go through them one by one. windowed mode, separate volumes, overall gfx quality, reverse camera toggle and camera sensitivity slider. settings are available anytime. on-screen level numbers, level complete screen has buttons for level select, replay and next level.
