Review: Skipper (Steam)
Atmospheric lowpoly puzzle game with over 30 levels to bend your mind and challenge your problem-solving ability.
Pros:
- Lowpoly graphic style.
- 347MB Download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Controller support.
- Puzzle game- Move a block or blocks around and you cannot have the block go over an already walked path or collect a smaller block to enable pass through.
- Tutorial opening.
- Quick restart button.
- Escalates as you play, Adds more blocks and more mechanics.
- Over 30 levels.
- Simple yet difficult.
- Multiple ways to finish a level.
- Great work out for the brain.
- Relaxation-type soundtrack.
Cons:
- No graphics options.
- Doesn’t explain itself very well especially as you progress and unlock new mechanics.
- No hint button.
- Little replayability.
- Music is not for everyone and outstays its welcome.
The Numbers:
- Graphics - 8/108/10
- Sound - 7/107/10
- Accessability - 7/107/10
- Length - 7/107/10
- Fun Factor - 8/108/10
7.4/10
Summary
Whilst it looks simple, The truth is, The game is very solid and provides many hours of brain-taxing fun. Its very much a one and done experience but the actual experience is fun and worth a play through. We occasionally get new puzzles added for free but even as it stands today, It’s a nice little time waster.