- August 31, 2019
- Nannings
Shuffle World
35%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
50% User Score 20 reviews
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"Shuffle World" is a platformer puzzle game where players shuffle level segments to make unreachable areas accessible. By swapping segments, players can collect fruits, avoid obstacles such as spikes and enemies, and progress to new levels. Intricate level designs and varying challenges keep the gameplay fresh and engaging.
Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews
gameplay3 negative mentions
- Shuffle World is a fun and engaging puzzle-platformer that offers a unique mechanic of rearranging the level to collect fruits.
- The game is relatively short, taking about an hour to complete, making it a good choice for players looking for a quick gaming experience.
- It provides a friendly challenge for casual gamers, with straightforward controls and a design that allows for thoughtful gameplay without excessive frustration.
- The game is criticized for being a cash grab, as it is available for free on other platforms but is sold on Steam.
- Many players report issues with controls, including bad hitboxes and slippery movement, which can lead to frustrating gameplay experiences.
- The level design does not explore the core mechanics deeply, resulting in repetitive gameplay that lacks significant challenge or variety.
- gameplay10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay primarily revolves around a level-swapping mechanic to collect items, but it lacks depth and variety, leading to repetitive and simplistic challenges. Players often find the controls frustrating, compounded by large enemy hitboxes and one-hit deaths, which detracts from the overall experience. Overall, the game fails to fully explore its core mechanics, resulting in a lackluster gameplay experience.
“Far from hardcore, its selling point is the mechanic of swapping portions of the level around in order to collect various items.”
“This forces you to use the swap mechanic to reach every otherwise inaccessible area with fruit in it, but the game's level design never requires any amount of deep thought.”
“The gameplay becomes annoying when in addition to sloppy controls, you also have to deal with enemies' large hitboxes and dying in one hit.”
“There's little exploration of the mechanics, since the deepest it gets is toggle blocks, moving platforms, and moving threats.”
“This forces you to use the swap mechanic to reach every otherwise inaccessible area with fruit in it, but the game's level design never requires any amount of deep thought, and difficulty only really ever comes about from being required to manage swapping landmasses and platforming over enemies at the same time.”
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