Millie

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Playing this game felt like being Dante, descending through the seven circles of hell. It's the little things - the stiff and awkward controls, the very repetative, droning music, the store that makes you feel as if this is a low-effort mobile port, or the difficulty and lack of vision which serve to make this surprisingly laborious. Millie is a game that I didn't expect to dislike, but I now remember why I looked at this game with mild dread a long time ago. I would advise strongly against playing this game.

This is a game I CAN NOT recommend.It appears as if it was a game with microtransactions that was removed and now the balance is WAY off. Pros: -Cute art style -Nice Music -Concept is neat for the first few levels Cons: -Game overstays its welcome (could be 30 levels and still too long, but the game is 100) -Microtransaction balancing is evident; you have out of game powerups that would make the game BEARABLE but you only now pick them up here and there (see scissors) -The levels that use physics (flying) are literally RNG on your start, you could spawn right infront of a cloud and then not make the timer -You can only zoom out a certain amount, so "planning" your route is impossible without constant trial and error -No information on timers and scores, just if you made it or not -Clearly a game made with mobiles in mind -The "puzzle" aspect of the game is minimal, as mentioned before trial and error is the name of the game All in all this game does not really deliver on what you would expect unless you are expecting a mobile game with microtransactions to be able to comfortably play the game and even if it was half price it would not be worth the price as it just slogs on with RNG and grind.