Mekorama reviews

A little indie game? A gold bullion, Yes! :D Nice and neat graphics, very nice soundtrack composed as and as each game, original and varied levels, which one can even make yourself! The only problem I could find him-and I dug myself a moment-is that it is a little less practical to play with the screen horizontally (format "landscape"). Honestly, it wouldn't have shocked me to see this game being paid xD

The game system is very reminiscent of Monument Valley, but with some great modifications. There are No optical illusions (so no game out of the box), which makes life a little easier. The Audio hides a little surprise that is understood only after some level. After the first 10 levels the challenge becomes difficult and compelling. The graphics are essential and enjoyable. Be Careful not to go too far, otherwise the robot loses the balance and you have to start from the beginning.

Underloaded, tried ... And absolutely thrilled. It's great in graphics, as is the Playing Principle and the Level of difficulty as well. A Level Editor is included, and you can also scan new Levels on Facebook and/or Twitter (QR code) and then play. The Payment System is very fair: Try it and number if you like what you Think it's worth. I paid and I hope that a lot of People do, because the App deserved it a lot, literally.

Excellent puzzle game, and well-performing, even the fluidity of the play and a thing worthy of note... But the best thing is the ethical policy of the developer. The app is absolutely free (and I repeat free, not freemium with energy consumption or blocks after a few levels) and if you want to support the donation and voluntary but also optional, such a thing in these years when the policy towards the consumer and that " It must be milted "and a breath of freshness to elevate for example. 5 stars deserving both for the game and the company policy

For all those who doodle jump and everything else goes to the annoying and for whom they play the challenge at the ' mainstream ' are missing the perfect game-you can't pay annoying advertising-however, it is not a duty of the developers whether to give something for it wil L or not Or Meaningful says in the App: If you want to support him, you are welcome to pay who is not able to pay or wants to give an assessment. All in all a successful Concept, you are not forced to spend Hours advertising and has a Game that is not played right after a Train Ride