Paul Gossett 55
Saturday, April 24, 2021
This will sound like a nitpick, but it was a big turnoff for me. So there are 4 gems per level, which typically pop out of enemies. The gems float upward for a sec, then start falling down, and if you don't manage to catch one before it falls offscreen, it's gone until you restart the level. The gems are optional, but as in games with 3 stars per level, I don't feel like I really beat the level w/out getting them all. Couldn't the gems just stay there? Would that really make the game worse?
A Google user 66
Monday, September 30, 2019
This game is great! The music is so good, love the art style, and the controls are super fun. Even the menus are playful. 2 things would make this an easy 5-star rating; Google Play Services for save backups and support for 18:9 (tall) screens. I have black bars on the left and right which is a shame for a game that looks so great.
A Google user
177
Thursday, August 15, 2019
This game combines beautiful pixel art with controls that are very fluid and well-done. The gameplay and storyline are fun, and I have been enjoying finding all of the "diamonds" hidden in each level. I was little bit nervous about purchasing the game because I was worried I wouldn't like the controls. However, I caught on quickly, and there is even an optional tutorial to help you become accustomed to the gameplay. Witcheye is an all-around great game that I would definitely recommend. Edited
A Google user
33
Friday, August 16, 2019
Totally worth 2.99! I'm amazed at how much they've done with such a simple concept. Every level feels distinct, down to each careful enemy placement. The difficulty is perfect—quick levels where things snowball fast if you aren't careful but breeze by once you master them. Easy to complete with many optional challenges and extra difficulty modes. Hidden blue gems sometimes take a while to find, but it's never frustrating and often clever.
A Google user
65
Monday, August 26, 2019
Solid game, but really suffers from gimmicks. The first world is really fun, but the game starts introducing new mechanics like wind or water pretty quickly, and things go down from there. These mechanics make movement a huge chore. You're constantly fighting against the game. It's like actively trying to stop you from moving. Levels without these kinds of mechanics are fun, but there are too many levels that have them. I wish the whole game was as good as that first world.
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