Transmission Review

Yeah, so this game is interesting. there is very little storyline whatsoever, but that is just okay, sunce it is a puzzle game after all. Anyways, after the first level group or so, the game gets exponentially harder. Seriously. you'll be cruising along, getting every level perfect, then bam! they are nearly impossible. Kudos to the dev, i guess. For me, that point was 3-7. I couldn't finish the game, even with all of the interwebs with me. After a while, the levels get repetitive. that isn't fun at all. Sure, there's a few new features, but they are only temporary joys. the game's minimalist style is, sadly, the best part. the graphics are, in stereotypical Unity, simply amazing. the music is perfect for the game, and the effects are superb. in fact, I would even go so far as to say that the author needs to quit programming and become a graphic designer. At least make hin (or her) stop making painfully monotonous and hard puzzle games. that is all I ask! other than those flaws, the game is pretty incredible. there is more of a storyline than most puzzle games (I admit, ithere was not very much to begin with.) In terms of hackability, the game is designed to be un-hackable, seemingly. there's nothing one could change in the gameplay that would provide any fun at all while taking the edge off the puzzles. In this case, either it's super hard, or it's super easy. There's no middle.