Mind Spheres

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User Score
3.1

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 7 Ratings

User score distribution:
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  2. Mixed: 2 out of 7
  3. Negative: 5 out of 7

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  1. blobloblaw89
    Jun 5, 2017
    1
    Very simple puzzle game. Levels are very linear and most can be solved on the first try. There are only 50 puzzles and I was waiting for the difficulty to ramp up when the game ended. The music and aesthetics are relaxing and fit the game, but that's the only positive for this. Only young children might find some enjoyment here.
  2. VidGamingFather
    Dec 5, 2022
    6
    My Mind Spheres Video Review is here:
    https://youtu.be/-zYA2_4-Kro
    Is Mind Spheres the right game if you just want to sit and relax while playing the game that makes you think a bit? Let’s start with the positives - easy to learn concept, perfect relaxing atmosphere, quite realistic physics, suitability for kids and casual players and audiovisuals that support the relaxing game    My Mind Spheres Video Review is here:
    https://youtu.be/-zYA2_4-Kro

    Is Mind Spheres the right game if you just want to sit and relax while playing the game that makes you think a bit? Let’s start with the positives - easy to learn concept, perfect relaxing atmosphere, quite realistic physics, suitability for kids and casual players and audiovisuals that support the relaxing game atmosphere. What are the downsides then? The game is too raw and simplistic, only a few game elements that you can set up, absence of any original ideas, lack of real challenge, clunky controls sometimes and dull sounds.

    Pros:
    - easy to learn
    - relaxing atmosphere
    - physics and level design
    - suitable for kids and casual players
    - audiovisuals support atmosphere
    - price

    Cons:
    - too simplistic
    - only few elements to manipulate with
    - lack of original ideas
    - no real challenge
    - rotation of triangles
    - sounds

    The author’s goal was just to make a small relaxing puzzle game that will be easily accessible for everyone including children. And like this it can work for a while. Thanks to the very short levels and actually short length of the whole game it won’t even manage to become repetitive. I was only missing some real challenges (which could be available as the separate game mode) and refreshing ideas. Thanks to the small price I can recommend Mind Spheres for relaxing family playing and thus I am giving it Thumb Up and VideoGaming Father’s Index 6 out of 10 - still recommended.    … Expand