Perfect Fit - Totemland | Game Brain

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Perfect Fit - Totemland is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Homiebear Studio and was released on November 10, 2016. It received neutral reviews from players.

Help Keeper to seal restless trolls in the totems. Simple and addictive mechanics in the style of Tetris!

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Audience ScoreBased on 42 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

music3 negative mentions

Enjoyable puzzles that are simple and smart, making it a good choice for casual play.
Great graphics and a nice color scheme that enhance the overall experience.
The game features a large number of levels, providing ample content for players.

The gameplay is overly simplistic and lacks variety, making it tedious over time.
The soundtrack can become annoying quickly, detracting from the overall enjoyment.
The game feels more suited for mobile devices rather than being a PC title, leading to a lack of proper controls and features.

gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay features fresh mechanics initially, but quickly becomes repetitive over 300 levels, lacking a difficulty curve and variety in block interactions. Players primarily use the mouse to manage block movements, with an easy-to-learn system that allows for undoing moves at the cost of stars and score. While the gameplay is smooth and accompanied by enjoyable music, it could benefit from additional mechanics and diverse block types to maintain player interest.
- “Very easy gameplay; you use the mouse all the time and need to manage the correct way of pushing blocks. If you push a block in the wrong order, you can undo the move, but keep in mind that undo actions will remove stars and score at the end of the level.”
- “Music is very good to listen to and gameplay is smooth.”
- “It needs more mechanics; perhaps more different blocks, maybe some blocks on the grid that do things as you drop onto them, something to keep your interest.”
- “After that, the gameplay stays the same for the remaining 300 levels.”
- “There isn't really a difficulty curve either, as each level just shows you a slightly different configuration of blocks to start with, whereas the grid and the mechanics don't change at all after the tutorial levels.”
- “It needs more mechanics, perhaps more different blocks, maybe some blocks on the grid that do things as you drop onto them, something to keep your interest.”
music
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in "Perfect Fit - Totemland" receives mixed reviews; while some players find it basic yet tolerable for the lengthy gameplay, others quickly find it annoying across the 310 levels. Overall, the soundtrack is described as serviceable, with a decent quality that complements the gameplay, despite some issues with translation in the story elements.
- “Music is very good to listen to and gameplay is smooth.”
- “On the plus side, the music is basic but tolerable, which is especially nice to know if you intend to sit through all of [i]perfect fit - totemland[/i]'s 310 levels.”
- “The soundtrack becomes very annoying, very quickly. 310 levels, all of which are just as annoying as the last. I wish this wasn't in my library tainting my profile.”
- “Music is serviceable; there is a story to it of sorts, but with hilariously awful translation. Graphically, it's fine, and it controls well enough.”
- “On the plus side, the music is basic but tolerable, which is especially nice to know if you intend to sit through all of Perfect Fit - Totemland's 310 levels.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story in "Perfect Fit - Totemland" attempts to enhance the puzzle experience but ultimately falls short, featuring a confusing narrative about blocks as trolls that lacks clarity. The translation issues further detract from the overall storytelling, leaving players unsure of the intended message. While the game performs adequately in other aspects, the story is widely regarded as a weak point.
- “Music is serviceable; there is a story to it of sorts, but with hilariously awful translation. Graphically, it's fine, and it controls well enough.”
- “perfect fit - totemland tries to add a story to the puzzling but falls flat in that area.”
- “The 'story' is limited to some ridiculous notions about the blocks being trolls and I'm not sure what they're trying to tell the player, really.”
- “Music is serviceable, there is a story to it of sorts but with hilariously awful translation; graphically it's fine, and it controls well enough.”
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are described as simple yet well-drawn, with great visuals that enhance the gaming experience. Overall, they are considered satisfactory and contribute positively to immersion in the game.
- “The graphics are simple, but very nicely drawn.”
- “The visuals of the scenery are great and help you get immersed in the game.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization of Perfect Fit - Totemland has been criticized as a lazy cash grab, with users noting that it feels like a mobile app hastily ported to Steam without significant effort or value added.
- “Totemland is a mobile app that's been dumped on Steam as a lazy cash grab.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be increasingly tedious and boring over time, leading to a negative impact on overall enjoyment.
- “It becomes incredibly tedious and boring the longer you play.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is primarily derived from its hilariously poor translation, which adds an unintended comedic element to the story. While the overall presentation is decent, the awkwardness of the dialogue contributes to a lighthearted experience.