Drop Blox

Video Review here: https://youtu.be/bNAQSqpJxLQ
tl;dr puzzle game with poorly implemented physics that doesn't reach it's full potential.

The concept here is good, but the physics let the game down as there is no way to distinguish between moving a block backwards, or upwards. The special blocks are also poorly balanced, and with only 15 levels this game is over very quickly. For the price, I would expect more than an hours worth of gameplay.
If the controls were refined and new mechanics introduced then this game would be in a much better position.
As it is, I can't recommend this game. I do hope the developers keep at it though, as there is potential here.

Casual puzzle - buggy - unpolished = Feels like a post office with matching block colors with color of customer. In the 2nd stage, no one tried to pick up the blocks and lost due to the fill up.

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Its very hard to recommend this game at this stage. The idea behind the game is simple and can be enjoyable, but the execution was just lacking. The controls were annoying, there are multiple instances that a little flick upward would send the blocks out of the box therefore failing the level for you. I understand that this is so the player is more conscious about his movements but there were just too many blocks thrown accidentally during my playtime. The environment looks bland and unimaginative. I know their not supposed to take your attention away from the actual game but they just look too generic and empty at most. From the main menu, there's New Game and Load Game. New Game lets you start from the beginning while the Load Game instantly loads up your previous game. And this is absurd, if you misclick the New Game, you're basically back to zero and in no way can return to the previous level. A better way would've been just to list all the available levels and let us choose which one to play.

I honestly think that this game would've been better if it was turned into a 2D puzzle game.

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