
In this cosmic puzzle adventure, help a lost tribe of duck-people in their millennial quest for a stable world!
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 30 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Divertido juego de puzzles si no tienes problema en que algún pato muera de vez en cuando :P
Charming little puzzle game with a unique visual style. The puzzles can become quite demanding at times, but that's not a bad thing. The latest version lets you restart at any time with the push of a button and it felt super responsive to me. Overall I thought it was well balanced and fun looking game.
Painfully slow game, running at locked 144FPS on a good PC. Nice puzzles but I can't really take much more of it.
Each puzzle has been excellently designed for a particular solution, it's obvious that a lot of time and effort has gone into crafting them. The game often had me smiling at the little jokes and some of the scenarios my ducks were being put into. Expect to let a couple die stranded on a planet somewhere for the good of the crew! The music and theming helps to carry the theme across, but the focus is on gameplay - don't expect talking ducks telling you a story. Having said that the ducks do quack I found some of the puzzles much more challenging than others and each one is based around a different concept. The level names provide a clue to the solution. Expect 1-2 hours of gameplay. Some of the earlier reviews are complaining about bugs but it looks like these have been fixed - I found the experience very smooth
Cool first update, love devs who pay attention to comunity's feedbacks. Something AAA tittles should learn from indie devs !
Short and sweet puzzle game (~1 Hour). Get it with the rest of the Cosmos 9 bundle!
Probably my favourite game from the CosmOS9 bundle. It looks good and plays fairly well, though I don't like the sluggish movement of the ducks. Aside from that, though, there is some thought put into the game. You have to control your ducks to get to the blue space ore to power your rocket, and then move them to the rocket to leave. The problem is that every block, aside from the rocks, gets pushed when you step on it, which leads to some creative puzzles. It is pretty short and I wanted more from it, but for what it is, it is probably the best game in the bundle!
Satisfying puzzler, with some minor flaws. Get it as part of the CosmOS 9 bundle. Closest comparison is something like [i]Snakebird[/i] but it's definitely different. The controls are a bit strange. The up/down/left/right controls would make more sense if only [i]one[/i] worked for each move, however often two of the 4 will work. This is probably intended to make it easier to move, but it often just means you have to undo a bit more often. The levels are [i]complex[/i] but not [i]complicated[/i]. They don't take too many moves to solve, but some of them you can trial and error a long time. Ironically, I think the later levels are a bit better in this regard, so once you get past "The Corner Stone" or so the game smooths out. Some of the puzzles are solved in just a couple moves, and those are quite satisfying. Once you've made it past all the puzzles, you can "next" through them to get back to them, but a true level select would be welcome. The music is nice but very repetitive.
[h1] Tread quackfully [/h1] Not much to be said about this one - its pretty decent. The creators could make the game's pacing a bit better (I got stuck on one level in the beginning for like 20 minutes and I was able to solve some of the later levels in no more than 2 minutes, and you may think that just thru experimentation I got better in the game and was able to solve it faster, which would be partially true but a) a good puzzle game should see that coming and makes the later levels harder and b) the game shouldn't throw level this hard at me unless all of the later levels would raise in difficulty exponentially). The main mechanic is pretty solid after you get used to it - basically you control a duck which can step on block - both moving and not, and when the block would have no surface after falling it falls to the void and kills you or crushed you. They are a lot more things but I don't want to ruing the surprise and joy of exploration. If I had to describe this game in one word it would be "decent"
Good Stuff. Classic game. But have some bugs Retry puzzle, Press R can't correct replace some puzzle, reboot game will work. I love this game. Lovely puzzle. Cute Music. Good Stuff.
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