Optika reviews

I am an occasional player in regards to reflection games. So I didn't expect much about this game... Mal took me! This game is superb!!! The gameplay is more simplistic (at the same time it is a game of headache) but pleasant. Moreover it is beautiful, see the trajectory that the laser takes form of beautiful geometry or indeed the shocking effect of certain level I limit hypnotized! The levels are not easy, even difficult. you just have to think a little and play with the elements that will be given to you;) I do not know exactly the life duration of the game but I am a 60% in one can more than 2 hours, so counted y 4 little hour about for the finished. In short I do not regret this purchase, it is simple, beautiful and the difficulty is correct. If you wished to play and think... Tried small game;)

The Game is not good. The Graphics are monotonous Despite the colorful Rays of light. The Puzzles are far too simple or just annoying. There is no Learning Curve and sometimes with a Puzzle all the Elements are arranged correctly from the Very beginning and you just needed to finish. The Beams of Light must "fill up" an Endpoint. If the Puzzle is now all but solved, but must be moved to the right Endpoint In meticulous Millimeter Work, then the sound sounds all The Time for "filled" and again "not filled." This Sound is so cruel. I partially turned off the Sound completely. The Game is very short and only 2 Puzzles have budgeted Because of the Millimeter Work time. Bugs or something I haven't had. My personal Rating: Graphic 2/10 Sound Plus 10 Puzzles 2/10 Playing time 2/10 Total 2/10 If you're looking for a little Quickie in the Sale, you might be able to take it with you, but otherwise you won't.

Product received for free puzzle game of its State, optika by Vadim Ledyaev asks us to direct beams of light to fill areas with the right color. Clever on paper, the game suffers from a lot of flaws: to begin with, it reminds of a ton of games of the same genre (but it's a bit the law of the market, let us say). Unfortunately, it is also filled with small gameplay problems. An overly sensitive mouse, for example, prevents the player from being precise the first time. But most importantly, the order of levels is completely random in terms of difficulty. Very successful visually whatever a little cold, optika is typically the game that probably plays very well on Tablet but not really on PC. Fortunately, it is sold at €5, which makes it a small little regrettable purchase, but which was still expected much more. Hard to motivate you to complete the hundred levels that optika proposes, since I myself had to capitulate of boredom long before the end. rest of good ideas, a clever developer and who knows how to accompany his puzzle-game of good graphics... To follow then?