[b]edit:[/b] the price got lowered to 1 dollar at some point, but as I said below, it's not worth bothering with at all.
I'm sure making [b]rollfall[/b] was good practice, learning the ropes of the unity engine, but they should've either put more effort into it so the result is more than baby's first video game thrown together in an hour, or offered it for free in a browser or something. instead, they're asking $7 for it. SEVEN DOLLARS! what a joke...
there are [b]30 levels[/b], unlocked one by one, but level numbers are only visible on the level select screen. you have to roll the big cube around until the small red cube inside ends up where it should, with the help of immobile white cubes. q/e rotates the camera, wasd rotates the box, every box rotation earns you a point. the lower the score the better, though there's [b]no move limit[/b] or any way to check previous scores, only the best and current attempt on the level complete screen. [b]no undo[/b] either, esc doesn't bring up the menu, but 'r' restarts the level (not that it's mentioned anywhere).
[b]the presentation is terrible.[/b]. bad graphics, some text is capitalized, most isn't, audio is just a rotating sound and there's some piano music (it's not bad), but no volume settings, only audio on/off. the game starts in a resizable window and alt+enter turns it full screen, but it ignores screen resolution, so you might end up with black bars on the side. and why would you have an exit button?
it shouldn't take long to finish, but it's too lazy, basically zero-effort, to recommend even for $1, let alone more. [b]it's simply not worth bothering with.[/b]
