Smoosh Lab

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Smoosh Lab is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Curious Labs and was released on May 28, 2018. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Smoosh Lab is a physics-based puzzle game where you can solve levels and create your own challenges in the level editor. Master 100 puzzles, level-up to customize Blop shapes and patterns, and change your lab theme. Compete with friends to see who has the ultimate outsmarting skills in this creative and challenging world.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 64 reviews

humor4 positive mentions

monetization3 negative mentions

The puzzles are clever and provide a satisfying challenge that increases nicely as you progress.
The art style is clean and enjoyable, contributing to a relaxing gameplay experience.
The game features a humorous AI that adds personality and charm, making it engaging and fun.

The requirement to create an account to save progress is frustrating, especially when it doesn't work properly.
There are frequent ads between levels, which can disrupt the flow of gameplay.
Some users find the voice of the AI annoying and wish for an option to mute it.

humor
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is highly praised, with players highlighting the hilarious personality of the characters, particularly a troll-like robot that adds a comedic touch. Many recommend playing with sound on to fully appreciate the clever jokes and witty dialogue, contributing to an overall entertaining experience.
- “Give him more sayings, because he's hilarious.”
- “It's so full of personality and humor.”
- “Please make sure you play it with the sound on, or else you'll miss out on so many funny little jokes.”
monetization
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Monetization in the game primarily involves ads between levels, which users find to be not overly aggressive. While some players express disappointment about the presence of ads after previously enjoying an ad-free experience, they still consider the game enjoyable and worth playing for casual entertainment.
- “The only downside is the ads between levels, but they’re not too aggressive.”
- “I also got it before ads, so that sucks now, but I still think it's worth it as a way to pass some time.”
- “On the advertising, it showed level 300; where's the extra 200?”
story
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The story mode received positive feedback for its engaging narrative and challenging stages, with players finding satisfaction in overcoming difficult puzzles, although some expressed frustration over specific levels, such as Board 80, which was deemed unsolvable by at least one user.
- “I loved the story mode; I got stuck a couple of times on some difficult stages (94!!) but it was so satisfying to finally figure them out.”
- “Board 80 in the story is unsolvable?”
- “The plot twists felt forced and didn't add to the overall narrative.”
- “Character development was lacking, making it hard to connect with anyone.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the music aspect frustrating, noting that the voiceover is annoying and lacks an option to disable it, despite the ability to mute music and sound effects. Additionally, there are complaints about interruptions in the sound and music.
- “The voice is annoying and there's no option to turn it off, even though music and sound effects can be muted.”
- “The sound and music are frequently interrupted.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the logic-based gameplay and the abstract style, highlighting its engaging and thought-provoking nature.
- “I love the logic-based gameplay and abstract style.”
graphics
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The graphics are praised for their clarity and cleanliness, with a variety of puzzle features that enhance the overall challenge of the game.
- “The graphics are clean, the different puzzle features are varied, and it's challenging.”