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Controls are awful
I use to play this game on mobile when it first came out and it was great. I recently started playing again on PC and am having a lot of fun, so I wanted to redownload the game on mobile because I remember it being a lot of fun, and also so I could play it whenever I felt like it. Unfortunately, my experience with this new version of the game was anything but “fun”. The new controls for the game are borderline impossible to play with, so much so that it makes any progression in the game an absolute nightmare. Building is incredibly difficult, and fighting mobs even more so. What makes it even worse is that there’s no way to even change, adjust, or simplify the controls to make it more player friendly; you just have to deal with it. I don’t know which developer at ReLogic looked at this game and decided that replacing the old controls, which were perfectly fine, with these god awful new ones was a good idea, but they should honestly be fired for it. It’s incredibly sad how far this version of the game has fallen. The PC version is an absolute delight, but playing this version is absolutely mind-numbing. It’s not fun, it’s infuriating, and based on the other reviews I’ve read on here, I’m not the only one with the same opinion. I know it’s been years, but please change the controls back to what they were originally, or at the very least, simplify them to make them more player friendly.Show lessMac_N_Pro
review for people that have fat fingers!!!! (like me)
I Remember playing this game when I was younger and the controls were a lot better in my opinion at the time, I don’t know WHAT they did in the five years time span that I have been away but— actually they littered the screen with unnecessary buttons with a confusing layout the pocket edition controls overall are horrible!!. Still love the game don’t get me wrong but there’s so many problems. I can barely place down blocks in the right area without getting super agitated, precise block placement is a joke, good luck putting stairs down without that dang darn hammer, and good luck trying to break something (intentional) without getting super mad that you broke the door one story below you and behind you like what!! fat thumb!! I KNOW I can’t blame it all on me. I think other games can do it way better, but then again not a lot of games are 2D.
I almost wanna hook up a controller on my phone. I don’t know how to get that set up yet help. I don’t even know how you would fix this problem from a developers point of view but something needs to change man, I don’t recommend this game if you have big old thumbs (average ngl). I expected more for five dollars in terms of the controls, but still beautiful game in every other aspectShow less0o0Nate0o0
Good game
She’d take the world off my shoulders if it was ever hard to move she’d turn the rain to a rainbow when I was living in the blue why then if she’s so perfect do I still wish that it was you perfect don’t mean that it’s working so what can I do when you’re out of sight in my mind cause sometimes I look in her eyes and that’s where I find a glimpse of us and I try to fall God her touch but I’m thinking of the way it was said “I’m fine” and said I moved on I’m only here passing time in her arms hoping to find a glimpse of us tell me he savors your glory does he laugh the way I did is this a part of your story one that I had never lived maybe one day you’ll feel lonely and in his eyes you’ll get a glimpse maybe youll start slipping slowly and find me again when your out of sight in my mind cause sometimes I look in her eyes and that’s where I find a glimpse of us and I try to fall for her touch but I’m thinking of the way it was said “I’m fine” and said I moved on I’m only here passing time in her arms hoping to find a glimpse of us ooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo oooo ooooo cause sometimes I look in her eyes and that’s where I find a glimpse of us and I try to fall for her touch but I’m thinking of the way it was said “I’m fine” and said I moved on I’m only here passing time in her arms hoping to find a glimpse of usShow lessKingley stewar