Vesta

It's got a fair amount of content for the price. 36 levels to be exact. Everything loads quickly. The controls are simple and responsive. The achievements are very easy to unlock. The game itself is somewhere around medium difficulty. Just enough that you'll feel clever after completing a level. And most importantly, the game is fun.

Great gameplay. It has a nostalgic feel while still feeling new. Worth a play!!!!!

I love this game .... its a slow paced puzzle game that really gets you thinking at times and gives a sense of accomplishment upon completing a level ... buy with confidence.

The Story - Good: It's a really simple story about a 5yo girl named Vesta and her "bot" that tries to find a way out of an unknown facility. Bad: If you are looking for a great story that's not too simplified then this is not your game and I doubt it will interest you even the slightest. Gameplay - It was obvious when I checked the options menu this game was a joke, compared to other games that cost $10 and gives the player multiple options settings this thing gives you three. When you start playing, eventually you'll get "bot", Vesta's servant robot that's supposed to be tough but dies in one hit just like Vesta. One of the things the game relies on is the character switching feature that's a good thing to have but if you are not in control of one character the other doesn't move. You can make Vesta sit on top of "bot" but Vesta will die in one hit. It's a puzzle game that gives you puzzles even a baby can figure out or breaks the game. Vesta is flawed and simple.

Gameplay is good, a couple of problems. If you backtrack before you complete the game, you may lose all saved progress. I had to start the game over from earlier levels, picking up the same secrets again, which caused me to get the "nothing left behind" achievement before the end of the 3rd chapter. I fought the final boss twice to see the ending and all I got was a black screen twice (with sound, the game didn't stop, just no picture).