Mekorama

Level 35 is a soulless, non-skill-reliant punishment of a cruel & unusual nature. The chair is more humane.

Gameplay: A simple point and click puzzler with slightly wonky physics, rotation, and piston mechanics. Sound: A decent soundtrack with some relaxing vibes, though mostly bland and uninspired. Extras: Features 100 levels plus an editor to boot, but no option to download others creations, feels like a missed opportunity to really let the community shine. Enjoyment: Satisfactory, but not amazing. Needs a community option for user generated content, better music, and "maybe" some multiplayer based puzzles.

Hands down, this is one amazing puzzler, albeit the small lighting issues, the Hint mechanic helps solve nearly unsolvable looking puzzles, it also technically is a platformer. If Captain Toad is Nintendo's Puzzler, Mekorama is the 3rd Party Puzzler. Nuff said. It even compares to the Original Lemmings from 1991, it's that good, as the editor helps longevity, keeping the game fresh. UPDATE: There's obscure solutions if you play around with the grabbable objects while "B" is moving onto, across, or off them. Thinking outside the box couldn't be more fun! Overall: Cheap and worth every penny, lacks a story, but doesn't matter. Rating: 10/10 (Legendary, impossible to resist)

I cant start the second level because when I try to click on it the level pops up but it goes back down instantly but other than me not being able to play the game it's amazing from what I could do in the first level

Need more puzzlers on the store like this. It's one of those games to play while others are downloading, it is absolutely worth the price. Single-player is fine, but a $5 upgrade to play community content would sell. A $5 game, great puzzles, clean interface and a satisfying experience overall. 9/10 Puzzles; 9/10 Value; 6/10 Music; 8/10 Controls