Oneness

Its extremely rough around the edges, sometimes crashes if you do too many levels in endless, the music is madening if you dont turn it off after a minute or two, parts of the interface dont make much sense like why it lets you turn corners before reaching a wall when thats not permitted in a solution, the translations are amusingly poor, etc, etc.

but it can get surprisingly tricky on a whole bunch of the levels, and it works well enough for the most part to get you through the game and its achievements and is satisfying to whip through levels. A pretty solid couple hours of play, and perhaps another hour to get all the achievements which is fine for the 39 pence I paid.

This is a good puzzle game. It does not take long to finish it. But for such a low price, it is still a good value.

I ran into a few issues with the achievements not triggering when they were supposed to. The achievement for having 50 hearts didn't trigger until I had 52. Getting to level 100 in endless mode didn't trigger until around level 120. I was able to 100% the game despite these issues though.

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A basic puzzle game that gets old fast. Also, the achievement tracker seems to function differently then how it's displayed though everything unlocks in the end.