Looks Good

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Looks Good is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Simple Touch and was released on October 31, 2023. It received neutral reviews from players.

"Looks Good!" is a casual game with various art styles and gameplay including organizing, storing, arranging, puzzles and other content. Each book in the game has a theme, and players need to stack and arrange the scattered objects in the book to make them take their place to restore the correct content in the book! A number of artists participated in the creation, and each artist is r…

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Audience ScoreBased on 87 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

stability6 negative mentions

The game features a charming and diverse art style that enhances the overall experience.
Many puzzles are enjoyable and provide a good mix of challenge and relaxation, especially in the earlier chapters.
The concept of organizing and arranging items in themed books is engaging and can be satisfying for players who enjoy puzzle games.

The math puzzles are poorly designed and feel out of place, leading to frustration for players who are not fond of math.
Some puzzles are unclear or buggy, causing players to repeat levels unnecessarily, which detracts from the overall enjoyment.
The game lacks sufficient guidance and hints, often providing only solutions rather than helpful tips, making it difficult to progress.

graphics
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game are praised for their diverse and charming art styles, with each chapter offering a unique aesthetic that enhances the overall experience. Many players find the visuals cute and fun, reminiscent of other popular titles, contributing to a relaxing atmosphere. However, some feel that while the graphics are appealing, they alone may not be enough to justify trying the game.
- “I love that each chapter has a unique art style.”
- “The graphics are very cute and most of the levels were very aesthetic and really fun.”
- “The devs mimic the cute graphics of unpacking, adding their own flair and music, and I like the idea of books as chapters to play through.”
- “As soon as you're getting going, the 'gamebook' ends and you have to jump to a completely different mindset and art style.”
- “The differences were the inclusion of math puzzles, which I didn't like, and multiple art styles which I did like.”
- “I was willing to overlook for the price point, and the art style is relaxing and cute.”
music
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally described as pleasant and relaxing, complementing the cute art style, but it lacks standout tracks and tends to become repetitive over time. While some users appreciate the overall craftsmanship and thematic integration of the soundtrack, others find it merely decent and not particularly memorable.
- “On the positive side, the art style and music are very good, especially the food journal and medieval book.”
- “The devs mimic the cute graphics of unpacking, adding their own flair and music, and I like the idea of books as chapters to play through.”
- “As for the music, nothing stands out. The soundtrack is good and pleasant to listen to, very relaxing, but it doesn't take long for it to start repeating itself.”
- “The soundtrack is meh too.”
- “It's at least well crafted with cute art and decent music.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Looks Good!" is characterized by its charming aesthetic and a mix of organizing and puzzle-solving mechanics, reminiscent of "A Little to the Left." While some players appreciate the variety, others find certain puzzles unclear and the hint system unhelpful, with a lack of straightforward options for replaying levels that have multiple solutions. Overall, the game offers a casual experience but may frustrate those seeking clarity and ease of navigation.
- “Looks good! It's supposed to be a casual game with a charming aesthetic, reminiscent of 'A Little to the Left.' It features various art styles and gameplay, including organizing, storing, arranging, and puzzles.”
- “I didn't mind them, but I also enjoy Sudoku, KenKen, etc. I do agree that they are somewhat different from the other puzzles in the game, both mechanically and visually.”
- “Some of the puzzles were just unclear, and the hints are just the solutions. There is no clear mechanic to replay levels that have multiple solutions without quitting back out and re-selecting the level.”
- “Some of the puzzles were just... unclear as all get out, the hints are just the solutions, there is no clear mechanic to replay levels that have multiple solutions without quitting back out and re-selecting the level.”
stability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is heavily criticized, with numerous reports of persistent glitches and bugs that disrupt gameplay, particularly in certain levels. Players express frustration over being unable to progress despite completing tasks correctly, leading to a generally negative experience. Many hope for future patches to address these issues, but current stability concerns are a significant drawback.
- “Maybe if they patched the glitches in an update it could be worth it, but this has left such a sour experience I think I'll just pass.”
- “Some levels are buggy as hell; even though you have everything right, it won't let you move on unless you do the whole thing again.”
- “For some reason, after 5 books of good art, puzzles, and theming (the medieval one is the best by far for all 3 of those), you then have to look at the same grey squares on a white background while dragging numbers to fill in other grey squares, which are buggy as hell at the best of times.”
grinding
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to start off engaging, but it quickly becomes tedious and boring, particularly during the math levels. The repetitive nature of the tasks detracts from the overall enjoyment.
- “At first it starts out good, but after a while, the levels become either boring or tedious.”
- “The math levels just feel tedious.”
- “It's just tedious and not fun.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story featuring the gnome boy is consistently described as very cute, highlighting its charm and appeal.
- “The story with the gnome boy was very cute.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game has limited replayability due to its short length and the fact that most levels offer only a single solution, resulting in a lack of varied experiences upon replaying.
- “The game is also pretty short, and most of the levels only have one way to solve them, so there's not a ton of replayability.”