Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Jul 1, 2014

  This game reminds me so much of 'Kula World' of the 90's. I really enjoyed playing it then . This is a much more updated environment. If you like strategy/ puzzle games then you will love this.
• ѴƐƦŌƝIƇΛ ✗

  Jul 7, 2014

  I've played for a little over an hour today when I was frustrated and needed to think. Very stimulating and relaxing! Got me right out of the rut I was in. For the price, it's a nice little game to add to your collection for the puzzle lovers. Good break from all your fps and rpg's. Also perfect if you're seeking just a relaxing game in general.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 7, 2023

  Interesting overlooked 3d puzzle. It has all that you need to spend some time scratching your brain if you like challenging games. Can recommend it if you can get it. Pros: - Dynamic soundtrack; - 100 puzzles; - Good visuals; - Platform variety; - Good optimisation; - Decent controls; - Lite customization; Cons: - Difficulty spikes; - Not available on Steam;
• gamedeal user

  Nov 29, 2014

  [h1]73 / 100[/h1] Challenges you to think; solving increasingly complex puzzles in three dimensions. Up can be down, and down and be up which can be disorienting from time to time. It does add great depth to the levels & used with strong effect by some excellent level designs. Ten zones with ten puzzle levels in each. I found that the difficulty fluctuated somewhat between zones and levels, sometimes dealing a relatively easy one you complete in mins, to others that had me scratching my head for a long time. Saying this, overall you do still feel the levels gradually get harder as you proceed further through the game relying more on your spatial awareness & reflexes. Big Picture friendly, the controls are simple to learn and most forgiving (that's not to say you won't fall to your doom a multitude of times regardless lol). Unlike the free movement in [url=http://store.steampowered.com/app/18300/]Spectraball[/url] for example, [b]Puzzle Dimension[/b] works off a grid layout, moving you one square at a time in the direction your camera is facing. Each surface may be different though, and you need to calculate their effect into your moves as well as the layout of the level. These increase the complexity [i](gradually introduced)[/i] and includes such modifiers as ice [i](can't stop on square)[/i], fire [i](can stop, but can't stay long)[/i], spikes [i](jump over)[/i] or limited use squares that disintegrate! There are many more. The high quality environments have a bit of a surreal feel, with the levels themselves floating in a virtual void. They look great! I would recommend putting v-sync on for those with higher end graphics cards as the game seems to run my card full throttle making it run hot. Sounds have a very 'arcadey' feel to them and are pretty good too. There really isn't much that detracted from my experience, although it can get frustrating on some longer and more complex levels to have to start from the very start again [i](there is no mid-level checkpoints)[/i]. You almost have to memorise the entire run and practice and practice [i]and practice[/i] some more to complete it. Adds to the difficulty, most certainly, but sometimes results in shorter sessions later in the game. Think an easier difficulty with checkpoints on longer/complex levels could help keep more casual puzzle players engaged and progressing through. All-in-All, [b]Puzzle Dimension[/b] is an underrated title, offering excellent value for the amount of well-designed levels you get. Impressive overall quality from graphics & sound, to menus, to gameplay. Well worth checking out for those who like to flex their mental muscles! [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/TrueBlueReviews#curation]If you enjoyed reading this review, please follow [u]True Blue Reviews[/u] for more recommendations![/url]
• gamedeal user

  May 18, 2015

  At time of writing (18/05/2015) this game is/was $0.29 USD and is a VERY challenging puzzler. There is no reason not to own it, even if you HATE puzzlers as much as I do.. Simple controls, difficult to master. enjoy.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 9, 2015

  step 1 : buy the game step 2 : download the game step 3 : start the game step 4 : skip the tutorial, be a man! step 5 : beat puzzle 1 -eazy bro step 6 : beat puzzle 2 -eazy bro are you kiddin'? step 7 : get rekt in the 3rd puzzle -... step 8 : ???? step 9 : profit? ''jokes'' a side, puzzle dimension it's pretty good for a puzzle/platform/casul lover. just chill with the music, have fun and enjoy the surrondings.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 12, 2015

  I am sad about "Puzzle Dimsensions". I am sad because this great game has been out for 5 years and I only found about it today. I am also sad because at 0,74€ I feel that I am stealing the developers. After ~6 hours of addictive gameplay, I am glad to say that whoever wanted a [b]sequel to the PS1 "Kula World / Kula Quest / Roll Away"[/b], this game is all you ever wanted.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 15, 2015

  [b][u]Game Information[/u][/b] "Puzzle Dimension" is a Platformer game that was developed and published by Doctor Entertainment AB. [b][u]The Game Review[/u][/b] Game Visuals I want to mention that the visuals in the game are well done. The visuals can be adjusted in the game's option menu. Game Audio I want to mention that audio for the game is well done. Even though the audio is somewhat simplistic and repetitive. The audio can be adjusted in the game's option menu as well. Gameplay There are no difficulty game modes to choose from. Each of the puzzles has their own difficulty. It is recommended to play the tutorial puzzle levels to understand the puzzles' functions. There are four different themes unlocked by playing the game to collect the flowers. There are roughly a hundred puzzles to solve, they are divided up to ten clusters, each has different puzzles. The first clusters automatically unlock. While the remaining clusters are locked. And they require an "x" amount of flowers before they can be unlocked. There is no reset button in this game. Plan out the solution before completing the puzzles. If an error has been then the puzzle has been restarted. There is an opportunity to replay all the puzzles for a better score. There are twenty-five different achievements that can be unlocked from playing the game. Each of these achievements does come with some requirements that need to be completed before they can be unlocked. Miscellaneous Final thoughts: I have found the game enjoyable to a certain extent. The replay value of the game is low. I would recommend this game, but not at the game's full price value.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 18, 2016

  6.2/10 - Unique Pixel Puzzle Platformer Pretty fun game here; not my favorite but I can see some players really getting into it. A Pixel based puzzle platform where you are a ball and must navigate a degrading map. Basically, you carefully plan your moves to be able to collect 3 flowers while still having the blocks to make it to the exit. It's pretty hard! So if you are good at games or enjoy a challenge this game is for you. If you like games that you can be victorious with... maybe this isn’t the game for you. Over 100 levels are available and the soundtrack makes this a pretty chill game until you get stuck. Worth the $3! [code][h1] Accidently Reviewed[/h1] Was this review helpful or maybe even not helpful? Either way join this group for more. Free Keys and Reviews weekly! [url=http://steamcommunity.com/groups/Accidently] Steam Group: AccidentlyReviewed[/url][/code]
• gamedeal user

  Jul 25, 2013

  It doesn't really come as a surprise to know that the designer of Puzzle Dimension co-founded the development team of Kula World for the PlayStation. The game play is very much like Kula World's. You navigate a ball around various stages picking up things (flowers, in this game's case) in order to move to the next level. The levels are all quite smartly made, introducing new concepts and obstacles as you progress through the game in a timely manner. Being able to roll around on more than just the top of some levels is another neat feature from Kula World. Overall, Puzzle Dimension is one of those nicer puzzle games on the market. Nothing overwhelmingly difficult, but provides enough challenge (and a decent aesthetic for an indie game) to make you feel good about yourself after beating a few levels. It's definitely worth getting for the price of £1.99, especially if you enjoyed Kula World.