Othello Let's Go
- August 19, 2020
- Studio Amateur
Get on Steam"Othello Let's Go" is a strategy board game adapted from the classic game of Reversi. It features four game modes: Classic Solo with AI opponents of 8 difficulty levels, Endgame Challenge with 80 puzzles to solve, Lights Out mode, and Local co-op for two players. The game is easy to learn, yet offers a lifetime of mastery challenges.
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Reviews
Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews
music4 positive mentions
- The game offers a well-designed digital adaptation of Othello with excellent tutorials that make it accessible for beginners.
- There are multiple difficulty levels and challenging endgame puzzles, providing hours of entertainment.
- The cute animations and enjoyable music enhance the overall gaming experience.
- The game does not remember user settings, requiring players to manually turn off the music each time they play.
- Multiplayer is limited to local play, with no option for online matches.
- Some players find the music to be unpleasant, which detracts from the experience.
- music10 mentions
- 40 % positive mentions
- 30 % neutral mentions
- 30 % negative mentions
The music in the game receives mixed reviews; while some players appreciate the sound effects and find the music enjoyable, others criticize it as unpleasant and note that the game fails to remember their settings, requiring them to turn off the music each time they play. Overall, the music adds to the experience for some, but the lack of customizable settings detracts from enjoyment for others.
“Love the music and the sound effects 🙂”
“I like the cute animation of the chips flipping color, and the music isn't too bad.”
“Nice music, little challenges, and not to mention the classic Othello experience.”
“My one complaint is that the game doesn't remember the settings, so you have to turn off the music every time you play, and I assure you the music is horrible enough that this is an unpleasant oversight.”
“My one complaint is that the game doesn't remember the settings, so you have to turn off the music every time you play, and I assure you the music is horrible enough that this is an unpleasant oversight.”
“My one complaint is that the game doesn't remember the settings, so you have to turn off the music every time you play, and I assure you the music is horrible enough that this is an unpleasant oversight.”
Positive mentions (%)Positive
Neutral mentions (%)Neutral
Negative mentions (%)Negative
