- October 23, 2015
- Sunlight Games
One Hundred Ways
One Hundred Ways is a stark reminder that in this new age of consoles, not all indies are darlings and not all games on the Xbox marketplace are worthy of such a home. It's a boring, aesthetically nauseating slog through puzzles that more often annoy than challenge.
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One Hundred Ways is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Sunlight Games and was released on October 23, 2015. It received negative reviews from critics and overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
"One Hundred Ways" is a puzzle game where you must guide a ball to its goal in 100 levels using various tools, with 15 additional levels available. The game offers a modern interface, over 30 tools, and a gradual increase in difficulty. Additional features include real-time 3D-isometric view and Steam Trading Cards.











- The characters are well-developed and relatable, making it easy for readers to connect with their journeys of self-discovery and love.
- The small-town setting of Aspen Cove adds charm and warmth to the story, creating a sense of community that enhances the romantic plot.
- The author skillfully intertwines humor, drama, and romance, keeping the narrative engaging and ensuring that each installment in the series feels fresh and exciting.
- Some readers found the main character, Riley, to be overly forgiving, which made her seem unrealistic in certain situations.
- The story follows a familiar formula, leading some to feel that the plot lacks originality and predictability.
- A few characters, particularly the antagonist, were perceived as one-dimensional, which detracted from the overall depth of the story.
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The story aspect of the reviews highlights a captivating blend of romance, personal growth, and community dynamics set in the charming backdrop of Aspen Cove. Readers appreciate the well-developed characters and engaging plots that keep them invested, with themes of love, forgiveness, and self-discovery resonating throughout. The series is praised for its ability to maintain freshness and unpredictability while delivering heartwarming narratives that leave readers eager for more.
“A Cinderella story with a firefighter and a little suspense thrown in for good measure equals a page-turner you won't want to end.”
“This is a beautiful love story about a girl needing to find herself and her place in this world and a very sexy fireman wanting to keep his foot firmly in the town he has grown to love and protect.”
“The storyline hooks you from the beginning.”
“Each book is basically the same story, but these characters had personalities that didn't fit.”
“This story is all about their powerful attraction, misunderstandings, forgiveness, jealousy, and nastiness causing harm.”
“Between town gossip and drama, the story never bores.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
One Hundred Ways is a casual simulation game.
One Hundred Ways is available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, Mac OS, Phone and others.
One Hundred Ways was released on October 23, 2015.
One Hundred Ways was developed by Sunlight Games.
One Hundred Ways has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story.
One Hundred Ways is a single player game.
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