A thing of beauty.
I played this game at the TouchTomorrow program, and it was amazing with the controller. With a screen, it's different but is still really fun. And I'm glad it could be free~
Game seemed cool, but...
The snake moves way too slowly and there's too much hesitation in grabbing its tail. When the head and tail glow, it should be automatic if you're not going to speed up the pace of the gameplay. I wanted to like it, but it was way too frustrating to play.
wonderful but has room for improvement
My first impression of the game was that it was like a different version of the classical game "snake" where you basically are a snake and you devour prey by wrapping around them, it's a simple plot for a well designed and thought out game. I can easily say that the art style reminds me of the playstation exclusive Dust which was a game that had very beautiful art within it. the music seems very adventurous and indiana jones-esk or like an ancient temple kind of theme. My only problem with it is I wish the music had some parts that made it memorable and cool, as I had heard a song that looped every minute or so. Now the gameplay, The gameplay was good but It could use some work. Most of the time as I was trying to move the snake It would go the opposite way and bite itself, I also think the game would benefit with being a bit faster or have a choice of speed option. Overall this game is excellent but needs to fix these key points to be a 5 star.
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Not well designed
Concept is good but terrible execution lol.
Beautiful game in simplicity and design
Ophidia has solid, fluid mechanics and gameplay coupled with fantastic art and a brilliant soundtrack.
It had the potential to be even greater with more levels and possibly introducing new mechanics or power ups as you played, but it is already a masterpiece without extras.
It had the potential to be even greater with more levels and possibly introducing new mechanics or power ups as you played, but it is already a masterpiece without extras.
