- June 21, 2019
- Dnovel
Rotatex
44%Game Brain Score
gameplay, monetization
53% User Score 34 reviews
Platforms
About
In the game you control Rotatex is a real cat from another dimension, we have to help him get to the portal in other rooms.





Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews
monetization8 negative mentions
- The game features a unique concept where players control a ball-like character by changing gravity, which can be fun and engaging.
- Some players found the game to be a pleasant experience with vibrant graphics and a chill platforming style.
- Despite its short length, a few reviews mentioned that the game is enjoyable and worth the price for those looking for a simple, casual game.
- The game is criticized for being overpriced given its short length, with many players feeling that the content does not justify the cost.
- There are significant concerns about the game's quality, including poor graphics, minimal level design, and a confusing user interface.
- Multiple reviews suggest that the game is an asset flip, lacking originality and depth, and is seen as a cash grab by the developer.
- gameplay8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is criticized for being overly simplistic and short, with users noting that the experience lasts around an hour, making the price of $11.99 feel unjustified. Additionally, the graphics and level design are described as mediocre and poorly executed, further detracting from the overall value of the game.
“Take the game mechanic and make a full game and you have something worth a couple bucks.”
“Graphics are mediocre, level design is usually poor, and the price is rather high for about 1 hour of such simple gameplay.”
“Watch some gameplay on this stream and go to about 45 minutes into the stream.”
“I paid $11.99, which means I spent more than 50 cents a minute on actual gameplay.”
“The graphics are mediocre, the level design is usually poor, and the price is rather high for about an hour of such simple gameplay.”
“Take the game mechanic and expand it into a full game, and you might have something worth a couple of bucks.”