Move Nature

[b]move nature[/b] is a hidden object game not unlike [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1333910]sizeable[/url], done just about as badly but this one's a lot cheaper. you're looking for various things in various dioramas and you can change the size of things to see if a tiny horse is behind a gigantic windmill or something (not an actual example). here you can also manipulate the weather and time of day to reveal things that wouldn't be visible or available otherwise. [b]13 tiny levels[/b] unlocked one by one, but the last can only be accessed after completing the 12 main levels and it doesn't get added to level select after. there's a forest, a field, a river, a desert, etc. besides grabbing the goal animals and doing the odd task, there's a bonus bird to find in each place, except the first. physics are also at play, insomuch as you can throw things around and they'll fly and bounce and whatnot, but there's no need to utilize it. controls are non-rebindable, mouse-based, but a few keys are still needed, and there are icons to click as well. left click interacts, right click rotates the camera, the wheel zooms, holding the wheel moves the camera around. ctrl+wheel resizes and alt+wheel rotates the object under the cursor. there are hotkeys to restart the level, bring up the menu and hide the ui, but none for the help screen and to bring back the level goals shown at the beginning of each stage. settings, also available while playing, only include separate volumes and a [b]completely useless windowed mode toggle[/b]. it switches to a window of the same size and the cursor can't leave the game window, so even if it's resizable (doubtful), it really isn't, nor can it be moved. it's a quick play, [b]no more than half an hour[/b], doesn't cost much, but it's also [b]very amateurish in execution[/b]. grammar is whatever, not everybody's a native speaker (then again, proofreading and spellchecking don't take long), but [b]controls are way too finicky[/b], yet mostly unnecessary because everything's in plain sight and it's still a pain to make things happen. I mean I hate hidden object games, the less searching the better, but come on.

It's overall cute and I'd rather give it a "Neutral" Rating... however I sadly cannot recommend it. FIrst of, the grammar is a mess. The descriptions are almost cryptic, there are a lot of ridicilous typos such as the Mouse Whell. This should not happen with a game release this simple. Second... well the controls. While the grammar is not the dealbreaker, the control is. You rescale objects by holding down ctrl and using the mouse wheel, good enough but for some puzzles you need the arrow key so you keep switiching between the left side of the keyboard and the right side of the keyboard. The camera movement feels outlandish and is not even close to how you move around in any 3D viewer in any other game. I love such games but this one needs some polish - a lot of polish

This puzzle game has a unique and very good proposition. I was surprised by the smooth gameplay and the missions in the phases are well thought out, challenging the player to think outside the box. Additionally, the low poly graphics are beautiful and minimalist, conveying a feeling of simplicity and elegance. If you are looking for a game that challenges you and at the same time has a pleasing aesthetic, this game is perfect for you. I highly recommend it to puzzle game lovers and those who seek novelty and challenge in their gameplay.

I normally like puzzle games but I find this one too frustrating. It looks cute and all but the controls are very annoying. You spend too much time trying to line up the image so you can see behind it. The controls just don't feel as smooth as other similar titles. I've uninstalled the game and might come back to it if the controls are much improved.

Couldn't progress beyond the third level no matter what I tried. I love the idea, but unfortunately this game just didn't hit home for me.

Can't complain about a cute little puzzle game for under $2!

I don't know how it feels to play this game with the sound on. The speaker is already broken :((((((

That's the perfect game for chilling after work. The artwork and soundtrack are just amazing! Good puzzles for all ages...perfect job!

So many grammar issues that it makes the instructions more difficult to understand, terrible controls, weird physics and too little content.

Move Nature me provou que eu realmente gosto muito de jogos point and click! Eu achei o jogo super legal já no início, e conforme o tempo foi passando e novos desafios foram aparecendo, como o caso da nave espacial do ET, das vacas e do sol, eu passei a gostar ainda mais de Move Nature! É um excelente jogo point and click! Gostei muito!