Perfectdom

A simple game with plenty of short stages where you organize items by dragging them into place, though some puzzles rely more on trial and error. A simple game with no fancy intro, features, or even settings. It takes place on a single screen with one available stage. Once you complete it, the next stage unlocks and becomes available for unlimited play from the stage select menu. Although there are one hundred stages, it will not take long to finish because of the simple gameplay. The goal in each stage is to create order by moving items to where they belong. There is no explanation or listed objective, but it is usually easy to figure out what the stage expects from you. For instance, you might have to place objects in a suitcase, position billboards on a skyscraper, pull a roll of paper, and handle many other small tasks. Items snap into place when dropped in the correct spot, and some stages even provide helpful outlines. The downside is that a few puzzles do not follow much logic. In the stage where you decorate a pot of soup, for example, all of the pieces look like they could belong anywhere. The only way to solve it is to keep dragging and dropping items on random spots until one finally snaps into place. If that becomes too frustrating, you can simply wait five minutes until the skip stage button becomes available. You can do this on every stage without any penalty since there are no achievements or rewards. Fortunately, the good stages outweigh the bad ones, and most puzzles are simple enough to complete in just a few minutes.

a cheap version of a little to the left. For the most part is fine but there are a lot of puzzles that are similar to Warioware min games where you click and drag an item and that is the whole puzzle. My biggest complaint is that there are many puzzles that do not make sense to where things are supposed to go and ends up being just dragging items to different parts of the screen until they stick with no rhyme or reason. its fine if you want to burn an hour but I actually got kind of frustrated a few times with how some puzzles don't make sense and don't feel it is worth $3. And there is no achievements which is disappointing.

[h1] Why you should or should not play Perfectdom[/h1] [b] What is Perfectdom? [/b] Perfectdom is a adorable styled puzzle game! Your mission is to solve various cozy puzzles. [b] Quick Pros [/b] ✔ Addictive game play loop ✔ Satisfying progression system ✔ Unique mechanics ✔ Easy to learn controls ✔ High replay ability ✔ Lots of content to explore ✔ Creative art direction [b] Quick Cons [/b] ✘ Some levels can be confusing and there are no hints just a level skip. [b] Initial Thoughts: [/b] -"I love this art style, it's so soft and lovely and reminds me of Robert Munch's art style." -"I love simple puzzle games like this." -"CATTTS" [b] Beginner Player Friendly? [/b] Yes, this game is very straightforward and puuurfect for beginner players. The control's are simple as it is point and click game play. [b] Game Play: [/b] This game is a variety of different kinds of puzzles from organizing things to colour coordinating to solving puzzles. Sometimes you swap items, sometimes you drag items, and sometimes you click items to make things work! [b] Graphics: [/b] The graphics are soft and friendly giving off a hand drawn vibe, and I believe would run well on lower end systems! [b] Community: [/b] There is not a big community but from what I have seen on steam everyone is very friendly. [b] How long can you play? [/b] You can easily pour loads of time into solving what feels like endless puzzles. You can easily spend a few hours completing these little missions. [b] My Opinion: [/b] In my opinion if you are looking for a lovely designed simple puzzle game to play after a long day, this may be a game you want to try. [b] Overall Review [/b] ★ 8/10 - A lovely art style with fun little missions. ✘ [b] Active Online Multiplayer [/b] [i] (meaning people will interact with you in game) [/i] ✔ [b] Family Friendly [/b] [i] (meaning friendly to all ages) [/i] ✔ [b] Solo Playability [/b] [i] (meaning you can play by yourself if preferred) [/i] ✘ [b] Cross Compatibility [/b] [i] (meaning you can play with friends through other consoles.) [/i] ✘ [b] In-App Purchases [/b] [i] (meaning you can buy things after buying the game i.e DLC's) [/i] ✘ [b] Controller Compatible [/b] [i] (meaning you can play this game with a controller) [/i] Enjoyed this review? Follow [i] Basement Broadcast[/i] for more Reviews, Rants and Replays! https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46018670/ [i] Any major edits that are made with this review will be added here: [/i]