Could have been a masterpiece
Pretty game
The controls are slightly too simple, as sometimes you need to create quite intricate flow paths but can’t quite do it because there’s something in the foreground. The ability to rotate the view somehow in these cases would be useful. But it doesn’t take away the enjoyment of the game; beautiful, relaxing, and thought provoking!
Why?
Frustrating at times
The kayakers were a bit excruciating in terms of how I often I had to reset, but then I got to the cars/highway level and there was no resetting even when numerous cars fell off (at one point I was unsure if the actual objective of the level was to be as chaotic as possible and deliberately knock cars off!). The resetting would’ve helped to indicate what the purpose of the level was (I think it was to water the trees? Even this was a bit obscure as it seemed impossible to water all of them).
At times the screen would jam and I had no idea why - I couldn’t seem to follow the bird or do anything. The leave with the sheep and campers was painful to scroll.
The bird itself wasn’t very useful as a guide. It started out useful in the first level, but as the game progressed the mechanics taught in the first level seemed to lose their meaning a bit.
Overall enjoyable, but the frustration at times took away from this. I think the game is seeking to be minimalistic, and to have players discover the rules/objectives as they go, but I think a BIT more direction would make the game more pleasant (even if there’s a “hint” button to make this optional).
Very cool game, worth your ~$5.
Restart too painful/too slow.
The tutorial leads you off the mountain and that’s it.
Restart is too painful to try more than once.
A gem for sure
Highly recommended.
An Excellent Game
From sculpting the land to watching the water break into tiny blue strands, this game has become one of my favorites.
Roia is easy to understand and all you need is two fingers.
This game gives you the chance to appreciate the land we stand on.
Great work!
Nice and peaceful game
Was hoping I would be able to explore the entire stream after reaching the end or see an overview of what we accomplished. I think that would be a nice ending touch
