Stack-Making Neighbors

I get the whole physics based gameplay element, but the controls should make sense. Playing Jenga by myself on the computer is already sad enough, but the controls are so bad that I can't even really access what little gameplay there is here. I guess it IS cheap, but honestly, I cannot recommend a game with controls this terrible. https://youtu.be/KRSOP2h_rmE

Cute little Jenga game! Allows multiplayer (which is where it's best, imo) and controllers. Local multiplayer only, though I assume Steam's remote-local-multiplayer feature may work here. For the price, it's a nifty little toy!

Fun wacky physics game. Controls take a couple of minutes to get the hang of, but once you do, it's pretty intuitive as to how to move the blocks. I guess you can trade off your controller with a friend(s) and treat it like a real adversarial game. Seems like a good game if you need to take a break from work and want to distract yourself for 5 minutes. Worth the price!

You must use a controller and the mechanics to do so is bad. Once you figure out what button does what then Choosing a block and moving it while holding one or more buttons and moving with the joystick but not being able to move so freely afterwards due to not being able to release the button until you decide where to place the block. It becomes annoying when trying to place the block where you want it without accidentally hitting or releasing the wrong button to either have you release it to soon or move past where you wanted to place the block within the time allotted. It becomes more frustrating than enjoy able and stay a friendly competition between two people. In the end both players are frustrated and annoyed at the game play and mechanics you no longer want to play it ever again. The concept is great but the mechanics of the movement during game play leaves one not wanting to play it ever again.