Pan'orama

Spannbettlaken, tolle Erfindung, Puzzle ohne Stücke, jeder vierte Haushalt in Deutschland hat mindestens schonmal immerhin vielleicht etwas

Please dear god give us dark mode as an option for the unending void beneath the tiles at least I love this game but my retinas *ache* and the subsequent migraines prevent me from being able to play please please please please please please please please please please pleaswe please please plesae please please please thank you

Me gustan los gráficos de este juego, es muy tranquilizante y fácil de jugar

Fine the first time. But each game takes so ridiculously long and becomes such a slog around building 45 out of 73 that completing 5 runs, let alone 60 runs of this game is a ridiculous idea (as needed for an achievement).

Für den Sale Preis komplett in Ordnung. Es ist Cozy und leicht aber man muss doch etwas mitdenken, wo man die Flächen anbaut und wie man mit dem Ausbauen fortfährt, denn für jeden Ausbau erhält man teile zum weiter anbauen, gehen einem diese aus, ist die Runde fertig. Ein kleiner Minuspunkt wäre das der Zoom wenn man ein anbauteil in der Hand hat nicht funktioniert und ich würde mir wünschen das es eine Option gibt wenn man ein größeres Gebilde in die vorhandene Struktur einbaut man z.B. gegen Punkte oder ähnliches einen Block ersetzen kann. It is perfectly fine for the sale price. It is cozy and lighthearted, yet you still have to put a little thought into where you place your tiles and how you proceed with expanding; for every expansion, you receive pieces to continue building, and if you run out of these, the round ends. A minor downside is that the zoom doesn't work while you are holding a building piece; I also wish there were an option—perhaps in exchange for points or something similar—to replace an existing block when integrating a larger structure into the existing layout.

Very good chill tile placer game. The music especially was very good. It took a while to realize how bad I was at the game, and I didn't feel like the game was welcoming to mistakes, even as a beginner. I dislike how crazy big the multipliers have to be to have a hope of winning a map. I would rather it be more forgiving and reward something other than stacking triples, because then each map becomes a little too similar. While I can see the appeal of the metaprogression difficulty increasing (NOT decreasing!), it's not for me. I really liked how many special buildings there were and how the multi-tiles work; it made it interesting and made my choices really matter.