One block up, 3 blocks down, and walk back and forth otherwise. The main character doesn't speak, instead preferring to constantly gesture crazily like he's possessed by Cat Satan. The levels are incredibly limited, tediously designed, and monotonous. I cannot understand any praise this game receives. I had hoped for an intellectual strategic puzzler but instead I got a hyperlinear mobile-looking quasi-puzzle borefest. I had hoped for an intellectual strategic puzzler but I have a very high level of regret that I purchased this extremely poor quality game. I have a very high level of regret that I purchased this extremely poor quality game. I am therefore giving Mousecraft Thumbs Up and VideoGaming Father’s Index 8+ out of 10 - recommended! … Expand Crunching Koalas have done the great job this time and realized one of such ideas almost flawlessly. Pros: - original and working idea - continuously adding new features - level design - gradually increasing learning curve - difficulty - interface and controls - graphics Cons: - story - music - no local multiplayer I like the developers that have enough courage to experiment with genres and combine them into something new that seemingly cannot work. Thanks to its easy accessibility, non-violent character, short levels and good puzzle design Mousecraft is definitely the kind of game suitable for family playing. I have not found many downsides there - dull story, rather generic music and absence of some form of local multiplayer. Has Mousecraft succeeded with the bold idea to combine seemingly Here is my MouseCraft Video Review: Has Mousecraft succeeded with the bold idea to combine seemingly incompatible puzzle genres as Lemmings and Tetris? There are many positives on the game - original idea that works, adding new features as the player progresses through the game, good level design, gradually increasing learning curve, challenging yet not frustrating difficulty, user friendly interface and controls and beautiful graphics. Despite that however I believe this is overall a solid puzzler that's worth a try. The only downfalls are that you can't create high levels and that there is no multiplayer whatsoever. You can choose one of four backgrounds (which also affect the look of the terrain) and how long you want your level to be. Very easy and fun to experiment with, and you can be as ambitious or as simplistic as you want. It's very easy to create levels and certainly a fun idea to experiment with different elements. The Learning curve isn't too steep it is just right. The Graphics are great, tutorials are easy to follow, and sharp controls. Combining Lemmings with Tetris and putting that concept into perspective really does make it a great looking puzzler. Combining Lemmings with Tetris and putting that As a former Lemmings player I expected this game to be good. As a former Lemmings player I expected this game to be good.
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