Kiwanuka

A bit dissapointing (esp. for a game that has 4.5 stars). The game is quite simple, which is fine at first, but with only 1 mechanic it quickly becomes too much of same. The controls can be a bit messy; sometimes you simply need to fall off a ledge, and it doesn't work, other times you fall off even though you didn't intend to. And lastly, the music cannot be turned off. All in all a bit simple and dull.

Awesome game with really unique gameplay involving swinging stacks of people to climb and bridge gaps. My only complaints are that it doesn't have a lot of levels, and the controls are WAY TOO SENSITIVE, so sometimes the game will jump to conclusions and misinterpret what you were trying to do, like making a stack fall in the opposite direction you wanted it to, or making the people cross back over a bridge when you were actually trying to move them a little bit to the side or build a new stack.

Lovely little beautiful puzzle game! Some timing puzzles which aren't my strong suit. Some of the controls do feel a little slippery sometimes and I did sometimes climb bridges when I meant to move away, but the game is fairly easy to start over a level and they're short enough that it wasn't frustrating enough to take away a star! Loved everything else about it from the puzzles to the art to the music to the end credits! I will remember the people of Kiwanuka c: