Super Algebrawl

I think this game is neat in principle but I think the overall design is kind of flawed. To my understanding, the game will generate puzzles that are somehow possible with your current troops/items. If this is wrong, please let me know because that would invalidate this entire review, but I'm going with that assumption since I feel like it's true from experience. With that said, you really aren't incentivized to get anything "good". If whatever you'll be up against will always be *technically* possible to beat with good enough math, why not just get whatever will give you a simple solution? Again, please let me know if I'm wrong about the "enemies are always possible" thing, since this feels like a pretty major design oversight. But if that really is how the game works, there's not much sauce to it as a game rather than just a self-imposed puzzle with a shiny coat of paint, imo. Also, I will say that the art and music design are both pretty great. I think the low resolution gets a bit cramped at times, especially with text, but that's not really an issue outside of the title screen.

You get to play as GANON conquering lands using the TRIFORCE OF MATH It's simple, but quite well done. I don't think you need to be particularly smart to play this, the algebra is within anyone's reach and there's an undo button if you screw up your calculations. The highest numbers I had to deal with were around 4000, and those are just bosses. The fun thing is that you can't just make huge numbers and call it a day - if you kill an enemy using a stronger soldier, this soldier becomes your new enemy (unless you have a certain perk). So you have to be exact. The overall quality of the game is what I've come to expect from PUNKCAKE. There's some weirdness, but it's the good kind of weirdness, and the design is thought out, but not particularly deep. Which is fine! As much as I enjoy some math every now and then, I have plenty of other things to think about... If you like occasionally crunching numbers, then cmon. You have nothing to lose here. You'll [i]probably[/i] enjoy it. At least I did. [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42922988/](13*5) + sqrt(15 + 61^0) = NICE[/url]