Alive Cursor

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Alive Cursor is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Threeyes and was released on May 6, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

graphics1 positive mentions

stability2 negative mentions

The software offers a unique and customizable 3D cursor experience, which many users find visually appealing.
The application has shown improvement over time, with nice icons and features that enhance the user experience.
Users appreciate the potential for creative cursor designs and the fun animations that come with them.

The application suffers from significant input lag and precision issues, making it difficult to use effectively.
Many users report crashes and bugs, particularly when trying to access certain features or settings.
The menu and control system is confusing and not user-friendly, leading to frustration when trying to modify cursor settings.

stability
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The game has been criticized for its instability, with users reporting significant bugs and overall unreliability, leading to a lack of confidence in its performance.
- “I wouldn't generally promote this because it is pretty buggy and the big issue is that it's unreliable.”
graphics
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Reviewers appreciate the graphics for their attention to detail, particularly highlighting the impressive holographic animations that enhance user interactions, such as hovering over links and resizing windows.
- “The little details, like the holographic animation when hovering over links, resizing a window, or busy working in the background, are nice.”