No Way Up

Honest review here. I've been playing this game on and off since it was just a few levels and I have enjoyed it every step of the way. The developer listens to testers and adds little bits here and there, but also throws in some little surprises as well, It is a simple little game that can easily keep you hooked in for hours. I have played this game mainly on Android, but I thought I would come and test the full release and celebrate a job well done. I really look forward to features we could see in the future, possible customisation as another reviewer pointed out, and possibly a boss level here or there? Whatever comes next, I'm sure it will be a fine addition. I really have to switch this off now or I will never get any work done! Seriously though, great game, very addictive and worth buying.

Having had a lot of fun with the mobile version, I was looking forward to the Steam release, and it was just as much fun on the big screen! The game is easy to pick up and play for a few minutes at a time, the mazes are tricky enough to keep you interested, but not difficult enough to be frustrating, and there's a good variety in the levels (i particularly enjoyed the first person ones, reminded me of controlling creatures in Dungeon Keeper 2 weirdly) If you like mazes, puzzles, indie games, and retro graphics, give it a go!

I'm really enjoying No Way Up. It's a charming, different puzzle game that can be played in bite-sized chunks. I like the aesthetics, and the game play shifts in surprising ways... I don't want to spoil too much, but I found it interesting (and pleasantly surprising) that this isometric puzzle could at times honestly feel like a horror game. You'll know exactly what I'm talking about when you reach that point. My wife and I have a pretty good gaming laptop but No Way Up isn't particularly demanding on hardware, so it should look and run quite well on most computers. If you're into puzzle games and brain teasing, I'd like to recommend No Way Up to you.

My friend gave this to me because it was the first game he saw below a dollar. Unfortunately this game is terrible. It likes to introduce new mechanics and forget about old ones. Usually one mechanic per level. The game controls like a tank and hitting a wall is infuriating with the little "bonk" it gives and wastes time. The one level that had 3 mechanics at once was miserable and I failed it so many times because the tank controls kept forcing me into the ghost that follows you around. The 4 levers level is miserable. If you want my opinion this game could be fun if it effectively meshed all of the mechanics, the movement was less like a tank, and had puzzles that were less tedious and more fun. I finished the game as a joke because it was so miserable. 2/10 if fixed could be a 6/10