Silliards

This game was really fun and charming. The different level styles were all super creative and original, the style reminded me of a Warioware-like experience. The levels introduced new concepts but once the player starts to feel familiar with the new paradigm the next level starts and they get thrown into a new learning process. It was fun and each idea didn't overstay its welcome. The art style was fun, and reminded me of that retro 3D look that was a necessity in the 90s but now feels like an artistic choice now. My only real criticism of the game are the regular interruptions after each level. I feel that they slow down the pace of the game too much and make it feel less snappy to go from idea to idea. I still like the jokes/wisdom the proverbs contain but the small one liners could have been added as background voice overs at the end of the level without fading to black. That would have made it feel less repetitive each time it happened. Also it would have been nice to have an option to turn it off after you beat the game for when you are achievement hunting. Despite that, it is a relatively minor gripe in the grand scheme of things. Overall the game was a bite sized sampler plater that leaves me enjoying myself but wanting more.

8 ball

nirvana achieved...

Sillyardly enough, it's perfect. The only problem is that the mouse cursor often goes out of the game and interacts with the homescreen.

A new perspective

Fun morsel of a game. Shoot pool, shoot the universe. Follow in the steps of the enlightened.

How is this game free? I'd pay $100 for this thing.