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Title: Sandmade
Genre: Casual, Indie
Developer:
Manic Hyena
Publisher:
Manic Hyena
Franchise:
Manic Hyena
Release Date: 16 May, 2018
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In short: This is a small but interesting matching game revolving around spatial thinking. Difficulty is mostly low, but there is some replayability. The presentation is rather bad, but the price is more than adequate for about 75 minutes of decent gameplay. In long: The entire gameplay consists of matching shapes. They are made of small cubes that form 3D profiles. Each of the 100 levels has such shapes arranged in two rows and you have to match one from each row which forms a cuboid and clears them. The shapes are constantly rotating. On the positive side this gives you a good look from each side, on the negative side I often found myself waiting impatiently for a particular side to show up again. Once you've selected two they enlarge and you can manually roatate them to make sure they actually go together. The difficulty curve is gentle. First shapes slowly get larger, then they also get layers of depth. The last few levels feature big shapes deliberately made very similar, so you cannot easily match them and really have to look at details. Still, I found the game to be quite easy. Larger shapes just make the game a little more convoluted, not really harder. In fact, in 100 levels and 75 minutes of gameplay I've never made a single mistake. Only in testing for the review did I discover that the game has substantially more to offer than 100 premade levels. Once you make a mistake, the level starts over - but with different shapes! All the levels seem to be procedurally generated, which is a lot more replayability than I expected for such a cheap game. The presentation is of low quality. The visuals are constrained to basic monochrome 3D shapes. I did not like the music loop and turned it off very quickly. The sound effects are not great either. The menus are very barebones and not streamlined (e.g. selecting a level and starting a level are different buttons, double clicks are not accepted). At least there are separate volume sliders for music and sound effects and a toggle for windowed mode. From there you can manually adjust the window size, which is also remembered between sessions (great!). In conclusion this is a casual workout for spatial thinking. I spaced out the levels over many short sessions, so I never got bored, and I found myself having decent fun with the game. Despite my gripes with presentation, I can hardly fault the developers for lack of polish at this incredibly low price. I like the aspect of replayability and might come back in a few years.. Sandmade is a relaxful puzzle game which consists of the player having to match pieces of sand blocks with other sand blocks. You might sit there reading this and scream out easy, and while for the most part it's true, it also gets progressively harder actually making you look/think at certain patterns to make sure they go into the right place. The gameplay itself is minimal, it only consists of you clicking your mouse, click to bring up a block (or the two buttons for combining blocks or to stop looking at the blocks) or clicking and holding to drag/rotate blocks. For the most part it works really well, I wish we could've been able to rotate the blocks up and down also as opposed to only left and right, but that's just a nitpick of mine. The puzzles themselves seem to be completely random, as you click out to restart or fail at combining a block (which resets the puzzle fyi) they never seem to be the same and I actually like this as it makes you sit there and think for yourself instead of looking at guides to pass. Settings are a thing that seem like they shouldn't matter, but I do wish we had more options when it came to graphics or even fullscreen resolutions because even though I meet the minimum requirements I had to play in windowed mode scrunched down a bit just to get the game running properly, the only real complaint I have about the game. Sandmade sets a nice atmosphere for itself, the game looks really good and the music is also alright, I do wish we would've gotten more colors to have a colorful and fresher palette, but again another nitpick. Nothing bad to say about the aesthetic department overall. If you are looking for an easy puzzle game to take your mind off of things, well Sandmade might be the perfect match for you, not only does it look good graphically and have a nice soundtrack, it's also easy and eases you into the game while slowly getting more and more harder and for the full dollar it's crazy not to at least give it a shot.. basically the premise is fitting two blocks together and it gets progressively more difficult I really enjoyed this game, I bought it as bit of an after thought while buying other games and I can honestly say I haven't been this engaged by a puzzle game for years, my brain feels like its had a workout in a way it hasn't in a while, its cheap and good, the music was unobtrusive but listenable, so all in all a fine little game. i got all this sand, if i had some gunpowder i could make some tnt oh wait wrong game this one is still good though. If you enjoy creating or reading isometric geometry figures, or like doing the spatial image questions out of the AFAST, you'll have fun with this. If you dislike those sorts of things, however, it may not be as enjoyable for you. Playing through from first to last level goes very quickly, but it is only $0.99 USD, so it is worth it.. Nice little game but very short.. fun little game. would be perfect with random level generator and/or 3 piece puzzles.. basically the premise is fitting two blocks together and it gets progressively more difficult I really enjoyed this game, I bought it as bit of an after thought while buying other games and I can honestly say I haven't been this engaged by a puzzle game for years, my brain feels like its had a workout in a way it hasn't in a while, its cheap and good, the music was unobtrusive but listenable, so all in all a fine little game. difficulty is rising in non-linear way, which is sad - quite easy before 70th level, and quite boring because of that, after 70th becomes challenging, 90-100 levels are complicated, I'd say, but you are waiting for it already as mechanics of the game is always the same. though, good for the price.. Way too short and easy.
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