- Publisher: increpare
- Release Date: Nov 25, 2011
- Also On: iPhone/iPad
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 21 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 13 out of 21
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Mixed: 6 out of 21
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Negative: 2 out of 21
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Jun 8, 2013A nice little puzzle game, it's atmosphere is great and gets quite challenging fairly quickly. Really gets the brain working and the music is quite calming, the menus are a bit awkward, but everything else is fine and it's worth the money.
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Jun 11, 2013English Country Tune is a great puzzle game that challenges you from the start. There is very little instruction as you are introduced to strange mechanics that make for a great puzzle game. It is worth the $4.99 on steam.
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Jan 22, 2014A true masterpiece of perfect level design and clever puzzles with a progressive and fair difficulty. Everyone who loves puzzle games should get it, it's well worth the Steam full price!
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Jul 20, 2014This is the game that got me interested in the puzzle genre. It kept me challenged for nearly 20 hours during my two playthroughs, in which I never needed to use a walkthrough. Suits for people who want challenging puzzles solved by patience.
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Aug 14, 2012
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Feb 6, 2014Interesting but doesn't really GO anywhere. It gets tougher but there's very little that's new, this lost me. That said it is very pretty and the mechanic was the first of it's type that I'm aware of, for sure.
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Feb 3, 2015
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PC PowerPlayOct 11, 2012An ingenious, original puzzler hiding behind a highly difficult barrier. [Oct 2012, p.84]
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LEVEL (Czech Republic)Mar 8, 2012Independent logical piece with a title beyond all understanding will test your spatial imagination. Minimalistic audio-visual style perfectly fits in this case. [Feb 2012]
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Jan 26, 2012Stylish and obscure, this is a fascination exploration of abstract puzzle design. No idea where the name comes from though. [Mar 2012, p.76]