Reviews - Jinx-Wolf

I hate giving games a 10, but there really isn't anything I don't like about this game.

I love the art-style. In-fact, that is the only reason I downloaded the game. The menu system is amazing. It was pretty, and not over simplified or complicated. The music was okay, and the sfx were amazing. The most important part is the gameplay, and I'm a sucker for "Breakout" style games. Plus, the leaderboard adds some competition, and a reason to keep playing.

My only complaint is that I have to go to work, and leave my computer at home. I would love to see this ported to Android for both phones and tablets.

Fantastic puzzle game! I had a blast playing, but it lagged a lot on my system. I'm running Slackware 13.37.

The ratings for this game almost drove me off. I'm glad I took the time to watch the video and play the Demo.

My gripes about this game are one already stated in the reviews. Controls are absolutely horrible, and the game is barely playable without some sort of gamepad. The customization options are a bit off as well. There needs to be more options for customizing controls, and some sort of "apply" button for the screen options. The game suddenly closes when you change the size/resolution making you think the game crashed. The music in the game is okay. Just okay. I think it's really fitting, but could use a little work.

All that being said; The gameplay makes up for all the bad stuff. I love how this feels like a classic game. The controls are basic, and gameplay is difficult, but fun. It's a good mix of all the games I used to play on my NES/SMS. This game has great potential and just needs a few minor tweaks to rid it of the things that seem to be annoying people and driving off new players.

Thank you for the Linux support, and keep the updates coming!

Absolutely amazing game. The style, the gameplay, and even the story were phenomenal. I got it with the Humble Indie Bundle, but I would definitely pay full price for the game just to support the developers.

Fantastic game as is, and it has the potential to be so much more! It reminds me a lot of the old rogue-like games I used to play as a kid (like nethack). The main thing I really want to see in future updates is randomly generated maps.