- March 3, 2021
- Remix Games
Romeow: in the cracked world
Platforms
About
"Romeow: In the Cracked World" is a peaceful puzzle game featuring a lost kitten. With 40 hand-crafted levels, players guide Romeow through messy paths to retrieve his favorite toy and reach his cozy bed. The game provides a soothing experience with no scores, timers, or pressure, accompanied by a pleasant soundtrack and lovely art style.





- The game features cute graphics and a charming storyline centered around helping a kitten find its toy.
- It offers a relaxing gameplay experience with simple mechanics, making it suitable for casual gamers and children.
- The puzzles gradually increase in difficulty, providing a fun challenge without being overly stressful.
- The game is very short, with most players completing it in under 30-40 minutes, leading to a feeling of repetitiveness.
- Some players found the puzzles to be too easy and lacking in depth, comparing it to simplified fetch quests.
- There are limited achievements and no card support, which may disappoint achievement hunters.
music
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally praised for being bright, playful, and well-suited to its cute aesthetic, enhancing the overall relaxing experience. While many players enjoyed the soundtrack and found it enjoyable during gameplay, some noted that it could become repetitive over time. A desire for more seasonal variety in the music was also expressed, suggesting that different tunes for each season could have added depth to the auditory experience.
“A short but fun little puzzle game with nice music.”
“The music is relaxing and the cat design is pretty sweet.”
“Would have loved to see the different seasons have more of an effect on the gameplay, and the music grew a bit grating in the thirty minutes I spent listening to it.”
“The music is well-suited to the style and energy of the game: it's upbeat and happy, even when Romeow is stuck out in the rain.”
“The music was bright and playful, and I think this game might be my go-to for a little while when I just need a quick mental break between all the research and reading.”