4X4

I appreciate the concept, but the execution is kind of lacking. Many of the gimmicks presented in levels just kind of come out of left field and are inconsistent in difficulty (particularly level 5), many patterns are just impossible to get through without some kind of memorization, and while each level does have a background track as accompaniment, these tracks sound pretty stock and the levels aren’t actually synced to them (kind of like 64.0). About the memorization: since many patterns aren’t randomized, you can just go into practice mode and route them out via trial and error. Many patterns are plainly unfair and unsightreadable, making this pretty much required in some of the later levels. Even for patterns that don’t require routing or are randomized, many of them have some kind of gimmick to them that can be confusing the first few times you attempt it. Some patterns, after memorizing, become essentially free, (particularly randomized patterns) don’t, leading to a wildly inconsistent difficulty curve in some levels, which just ends up feeling unfun in the end. By 6 minutes of playing, enough to say. This game is YES. BGM 4/5, GAME 4/5, GAME PRICE Super CHEAP. Just for some people, this game might be too difficult… but that is all. Overall, while I like many of the concepts presented in this game, I think that the game’s design could be tweaked a bit to make them fairer. Unless you just want to see these ideas, I wouldn’t recommend playing this game.